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CREATIVE MATTERS IMMERSED IN “CONTEMPORARY CULTURE”
Last night the Creative Matters team was delighted attend the celebration of the newly renovated 3rd location of Weavers Art in Toronto. Michael Pourvakil and his team launched Weavers Art – Contemporary Culture last night at 162 Bedford Rd., in Designers Walk Building 3.
THERE'S SOMETHING IN THE AIR…
Spring has sprung in the Creative Matters studio, the sun is shining and thankfully, there is no more snow on the ground in Toronto (knock on wood).
...AND THE WINNER IS!
Well, the votes are in and the people have spoken! Creative Matters is tops in design according to the Domotex visitors who voted at floorforum this year.
HOME SWEET (AND COLD) HOME
We're back! The Domotex team is slowly trickling back into Canada, buzzing with excitement - let's face it, we had a great (and very successful) time.
OUR BAGS ARE PACKED AND WE'RE INCREDIBLY EXCITED TO GO!
It's January 2009! We're packing our bags/crates/boxes for Domotex in Hanover, Germany in preparation for our international launch of the additional pieces to our Aerial Collection.
HAPPY 20TH BIRTHDAY CREATIVE MATTERS!!
What a flurry of activity November has afforded Creative Matters! More than a week after our 20th Anniversary Gala Fundraiser, I finally have a chance to sit down and write about our fantastic night.
JUST A LITTLE REMINDER…
The countdown is on to win Hariti, Tibetan for “Protectress of Children”, an original and responsible, luxury rug designed by Creative Matters.
COVER STORY
We were delighted to see one of our projects on the cover of October 2008 Metropolitan Home this month titled "Asian Fusion".
MEMORIES OF NEPAL…
With the RugMark Raffle well underway, many of you may be curious as to the origins of the carpet Hariti. We know that it was inspired by a photograph taken by Carol while on her first visit to Nepal and that the name translates as "Protectress of Children" in Tibetan.
HARITI COVERAGE!
Over the past week or so, we've been getting some good responses to our cause as "Hariti" takes centre stage.