Toofifteen launches eco home products
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Fresh furniture from a marvelous material
This footstool is part of a brand new collection launched by Toofifteen of Toronto. Born from a collaboration between two sisters with eyes for good design, the line includes three products that will help you fit out and organize your home. The pouf, the bins and the pouches have one amazing material in common: Tyvek. The innovative substance is soft and bright, feeling and looking a little like paper. You’ll be impressed by the remarkable qualities of the material, and delighted by the adaptability of Ashley Botten and Nina Jones’ creations.
Toosit Pouf, $550, Toofifteen.
Multiple storage capacities
This handy trio of storage bins is available in different sizes.
Small, medium and large Toorganize Bins, $23 to $47, Toofifteen.
Warp it the way you want it
The designers invite you to roll down the rim of the paper-like basket, to fold it, to crinkle it and to manipulate it into a dynamic, organic and highly textural object.
Toorganize Bins, $23 to $47, Toofifteen.
Treat it like a blank sheet
Tyvek makes the ideal canvas for kids and creative types. Toofifteen's pouch can be used as a pencil case, and its very contents will help you to decorate it. Permanent marker works best.
Toogood Pouches, $40, Toofifteen.
Stuff it with snacks
The material is non-toxic and completely food-safe, enabling you to store a variety of snacks inside of the pouches too. The easy-to-clean cases will not absorb oils and they will resist stains, making them ideal for continuous reuse.
Toogood Pouches, $40, Toofifteen.
Test its limits
Think even bigger, and use the bins to hold any overflow produce in the kitchen. The material is resistant to mould and mildew. You can also place them in the garage to store soccer balls and other sporting equipment.
Toorganize Bins, $23 to $47, Toofifteen.
Great for greenery
The incredible durability and waterproof properties of Tyvek open it up to a cornucopia of uses. Why not appropriate a basket as a planter? It's just as hard-wearing when wet.
Toorganize Bins, $23 to $47, Toofifteen.
Earth-minded minimalism
A priority of Ashley and Nina's was to ensure that their products be sustainable. It may be hard to believe a hardy material such as Tyvek is eco-friendly, but it is. It's recyclable.
Inside this ottoman are feathers, foam and Dacron to offer you great comfort and support. Each one is made to order.
Toosit Pouf, $550, Toofifteen.
Inspired design
Toofifteen's products beautifully symbolize the strengths of their designers. Coming from backgrounds of interior design and graphic design, respectively, Ashley and Nina work with lighthearted imagination to develop outside-of-the-box solutions. As a result, this fresh collection has a charming simplicity and lightness that makes it versatile, customizable and suitable for any space. These items typify the synthesis of design fields.
Toorganize Bins, $23 to $47, Toofifteen.
A small collection with great strength
Lightweight and colourless Tyvek may be unassuming, but it gets the recognition that it deserves in these unique furnishings and organizational aids. We can't wait to see what the Toofifteen duo comes up with next.
Toogood Pouches, $40, Toofifteen.
Get it: You can shop online for Toofifteen. For a hands-on look at this collection, visit Augustina in Toronto.
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