It’s a pretty strong statement, I know!
As you all know I introduced a redesign a few months ago. If you use IE6 you know that the old design wasn’t functioning very well. I had the choice to either work through the fixes or work on a new design. You’d think a few fixes would be the quickest and easiest way to go but as you can see that’s not the case. Internet Explorer 6 sucks! I’m not a techy so I can’t explain why but I know the headache it’s given me.
Today I’m going to take you on a journey beyond my typical “affordable for the average” scope to a place where elements of graphic design collide with interior elements to create drool worthy products. (Did I mention, budgets are not an option?!)
I saw the potential in this small Port Stanley store so I offered my services to give it a little facelift. 
With a tiny budget we set out to transform the place.
I decided on, what I’m calling, a Rustic Beach Theme - light & airy with antique/rustic touches.
Every time I visit my parent’s, and as my mother pours me my first cup of tea, I remember how we used to sit down to a cup a tea every day after school. This prompted today’s post… featuring teapots!
I’ve always been fascinated by light! I love it’s ability to transform any boring space into something magical. I’m really digging the recent emphasis on solar-powered lights.
As you know, whenever I’m able, I love promoting products that are available to the average southwestern ontarian. So for you folks, here’s my selection of the coolest of the cool! (Good for the environment and affordable, too!)
