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Canadian Made Planters
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At Decorpro Home & Garden, our products are designed and manufactured by Canadians. Our fundamental objective is to support Canadian business. From concept to manufacturing, buying locally allows us to work in sync with our in-house design team and our manufacturing partners. Decorpro is a brand specializing in innovative Canadian made products for the home and garden. The brand Decorpro, came into existence in 2009. Since then our line continues to evolve into indoor and outdoor furniture, lighting and garden décor. Products:
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The drawings are then created in an Auto-CAD (computer-aided design) program on his computer. From there, after a few test runs, the computer guides a plasma cutter to form the images on large sheets of metal. Part of the planters made in Canada directory. Products:
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Valérie Pelletier creates work that evokes simplicity and sobriety and the choice of shapes is part of a refined aesthetic. I offer two complementary and timeless collections. One with speckled clay and the other with dark sandstone. All pieces from both collections have a pale blue enamel. This blue brings depth to the rooms and absorbs us with its brilliance and transparency. Thus, I wanted to create an interesting contrast between the natural side of the bare earth and the rather shiny enamel. Paying particular attention to technique, I still want to keep the trace of the human, which recalls the artisanal work done by hand. Finally, I want to reach people by transmitting to them, through my ceramics, the sensitivity and pleasure that work with clay brings to me. Products:
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At Parceline my work has changed a lot in the last six years. My style has refined, my technique has changed and my products have evolved. The collection that I propose now is very smooth. Entirely designed by turning, the potter’s wheel, I use porcelain, engobes color and a technique of image transfer to print the text on objects. In pastel colors and delicate and geometric patterns, my collection with poetic suspicions is a collaboration with my lover Julien Gagnon, who composes short poems for my ceramics. My studio is located in Montreal’s Rosemont neighborhood. I share my workplace with other ceramists. Although we each work for very different productions, cohabitation is very stimulating because we exchange ideas, opinions and mutual aid is part of our values. Part of the Canadian made planters directory. Products:
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At Road 102 Designs I have always loved working with my hands and creating things, I kind of stumbled across this one day when I found some moulds to try on Etsy. From there I fell in love, I learned to make my own moulds and found a creative outlet that helps me shut my brain off and stop thinking about everything just for a few hours. My daughter is the strongest person I have ever met, she has been through hell and back and has still managed to find laughter and fun in dark times. We are so blessed to have made it through my daughters treatment. October 18, 2018 my daughter rang the bell signifying end of treatment. I think of relapse often and try not to panic at every cold, fever or when she’s tired but I am moving on one day at a time. This business has been a huge help in giving me an outlet. Thank you all for your support this far. Part of the planters made in Canada directory. Products:
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Since graduating from Alberta College and Design in 2004, Cathy Terepocki has been developing her career as a ceramic artist/ designer. She currently has several lines of functional dishes and jewellery that layer contemporary methods of hand painting and printmaking on top of clean and modern hand-thrown and hand built forms. This work is sold at shops and galleries throughout Canada and the United States, and has been featured in books, blogs, magazines and newspapers, including Galleries West, Western Living, Uppercase, the Globe and Mail and Canadian House and Home. In 2016 she was awarded Designer of the Year in the Maker category by Western Living Magazine. Part of the Canadian made planters directory. Products:
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Heather Braun Dahl’s artwork at Dahlhaus Studio – whether it be ceramics or painting, has been exhibited and sold through galleries and retailers all over North America. She has worked with large retailers like Anthropologie (2011) and West Elm (2012), and Nordstrom (2015) to Art Gallery gift shops like the Gardiner Museum and the Art Gallery of Alberta. Her work has graced the pages of magazines such as Bon Appétit Magazine, Canadian House & Home Magazine, Style at Home, InStyle, Atomic Ranch, Studio Magazine, and more. As a working studio, the studio is equipped with a wheel, and a slip-casting table, with 3 kilns that are shared with other ceramic artists in the co-op. Twice a year the studio is open to the public for an open studio sale in Spring and the Eastside Culture Crawl in Fall. Please contact Heather if you would like to come by for a studio visit if you are in the Vancouver area! Part of the planters made in Canada directory. Products:
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Ceramic Artist Daniela Petosa is best known for her modern home decor objects and timeless ceramic tile designs. Living in Tofino Canada, on Vancouver Island’s far Westcoast Daniela is strongly influenced by the wild coastal landscape. Her style captures the energy and movement of the west coast shoreline. Birds in flight, moving water, textured sand, wind, floating seaweed are all themes in her collections. Her fascination with movement is evident in her use of repetition through fluid lines and recurring tile patterns. Part of the Canadian made planters directory. Products:
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