The new issue of Covet Garden is online now. This month, Covet Garden pays a leisurely visit to the Parkdale home of Holly and Steven. The couple lives in a lovingly renovated late 1800s farmhouse that’s filled with fun, vintage collections. Holly also uses these collections as inspiration for her art practice.

The new issue of Covet Garden is online now – and it gives you a peak into the home of Grant Heaps, a textile artist who has the most remarkable collections. By pulling disparate images, colors and objects together, Grant gets it right throughout his Little Potugal home in Toronto. Everything is a real conversation starter.

The latest issue of Covet Garden marks the digital magazine’s fourth anniversary, and the crew celebrated by revisiting a favorite family — Iza and her daughter Olive were first featured in June 2012. Since then, the duo (plus their dog Cecil) have downsized from an historic two-storey house to a brand-new 700-square-foot condo.

The new issue of Covet Garden is online now — and it’s a beauty! The only problem is, you’ll want to drop everything and move right into the pages!

Artists Nina and Melissa have drastically different styles: Nina is a self-described minimalist while Melissa is a “pattern freak” with a penchant for vintage textiles, but they have managed to strike a perfect balance in their Parkdale, Toronto home.

For gallery owner Paul Petro, life and work both revolve around art, and it’s no surprise that his home is a well-curated space filled with spectacular drawings, paintings and sculptures.

“I used to wonder what it would be like to live in a curio cabinet,” says Cody, a Toronto shop-owner and lover of vintage objects, such as mourning art, old photos and all things funerary. In 2010, Cody opened the Chief Slavage Co., a second-hand shop stocked with antique finds that reveal her personal passions.

One day, Katrina and Neil were happily biking along when they noticed a “For Sale” sign. It was love at first sight: They bought the house that very day, without even glancing at another. Since then, Katrina, a designer by trade, has infused the 120-year-old home with her quirky mid-century style.

A few summers ago, Rachel and Paul sold their house in the city and moved to the country with their twin toddlers. They found an old family farmhouse that had suffered years of neglect.

Some couples have it all: enviable taste, good looks and the ability to make something beautiful out of nothing. Meet Elana and Per. She’s an HGTV design blogger and DIY queen and he’s a photographer, so it’s no wonder their beloved Edwardian home is full of style and charm.