Sunday, December 28, 2014

boxing sale on now!

Imagine - four floors of stylish savings are in-store for you. Visit us at 1566 Barrington Street and save 15% to 50% on furniture, lighting, decor and more!



Friday, December 12, 2014

attica holiday gift guide

We have a curated collection of wonderful gifts for you to give this holiday season, and as well througout the year. Whether you're looking for something big or small, for the design aficionado or for your Mom (and who says they can't be the same person?), we have some great ideas in store for you! 

Festive Trees 
Our Scandinavian-inspired holiday ornaments are made from high quality poplar wood. Add festive cheer to your holiday decor, and then easily flat pack away! $1.95 to $52.95.

 
Eames Coasters (Museum of Modern Art Design Collection)
Each of the four clear acrylic coasters in this set displays a different chair originally designed by the influential team of Charles and Ray Eames: the 1948 LaChaise, the 1951 Wire Side Chair, the 1956 Lounge Chair and Ottoman, and the 1946 Molded Plywood Chair with Metal Legs, all of which are featured in the Museum’s collection. The durable coasters have the look of glass, but won't break or crack and include rubber feet to protect surfaces. $29.95 ea.


Robot Alarm Clock
These fun, retro styled robot clocks have moveable arms and legs! Available in black, red & white. Requires AA batteries (not included). $43.95 ea.

EQ3 Coast Cheese Board
Made from natural white marble with grey veining, this material is ideal for serving cheese. The natural surface keeps food cool.$19.99.

Toast It Coasters
Developed by an up-and-coming Brazilian designer & architect, these ToastIt Coasters play on words, shape and materials. Eight slices (coasters). $13.95/set.

Coonley Napkins (Museum of Modern Art Design Collection)
These three-ply paper cocktail napkins feature imagery adapted from art glass windows designed by Frank Lloyd Wright for the Coonley Playhouse. The windows are featured in the Museum’s collection and were displayed in Century of the Child: Growing by Design 1900-2000, an exhibition mounted by the Department of Architecture and Design in 2012. Set of 20. $6.95/set.

Well Traveled Tumblers
Raise a glass to your favorite city with the Well Traveled Tumblers. This set features four drinking glasses, each decorated with an abstract street grid graphic from one of the world’s biggest cities: London, Rome, New York, and Paris. Ideal icebreakers at your next cocktail party, these tumblers are a must-have for the globetrotting host.

 
Toro Acacia Wood Cheese Slicer
Richly grained, this natural acacia wood serverware collection makes an attractive display of fruit, appetizers or decorative objects. This fun board is styled to look like a piece of Swiss cheese; it also comes with a slicer so you can cut and display your cheese on the same board! $44.95 ea.

Acrylic Angle 6 Bottle Wine Rack
For a clean, contemporary look, this wine rack oozes simplicity and style. $79.95.
  
Climbing Man
Our popular Climbing Man from Global Views definitely keeps the conversation going. This unique, eye-catching piece can accent any living or office space. Animate your wall for just $99 ea.

Reallite Candles
Flameless battery operated smart timer candles made with genuine wax in Canada. No dripping, no smoke, no mess, no heat, no worries! $45.95 & up.

Starter Personal Appetizer Set
A set of 4 polished ceramic appetizer trays each float a removable stainless steel bowl at the end. $59.95 ea./set.

Sail Away Sculpture
A cast iron sculpture perfectly depicting the graceful art of sailing. Finished in a bronze patina. $449.

The Thymes Gingerbread Collection
Spicy cardamom. Crystallized ginger. Golden amber. Fresh ground cinnamon. A delectable holiday tradition! 

Dwell Studio Paloma Throw
A stone floor in India inspired the inter-locking pattern on our Paloma throw blanket. Our designers married this graphic design with a sophisticated palette of black, white and smoke for a beautifully graphic throw that is endlessly chic. $129.

PicNik Duo Kitchen
The Picnic Duo Kitchen is a two in one kitchen and dining area. Your little one can prepare delicious meals using the included pots and pans and then serve it up on a plate in the dining area. Comes with 3 wooden spoons, one casserole dish, a frying pan with a fried egg, an oven mitt, salt and pepper shakers, plate, glass, cutlery and a stool. $199 ea.

Wobble Chess Set
Motion is added to an otherwise still game. A concave landscape stabilizes freely quivering chess pieces, creating a lively interaction between board and pieces. $249

Bank in Form of a Pig
Part of Harry Allen’s Reality series, the Bank In The Form Of A Pig is cast from a pig that died of natural causes. The bank holds up to 10,000 in dollar bills.$249

Indoor/Outdoor 2x3 Skinny Stripes Mat
Designer Sandy Chilewich's fleet of innovative and versatile placemats and floor mats are designed to connect with modern, everyday life. The Skinny Stripe mat blends slim bands of color for an alluring pattern that gives a sense of movement from a distance, and appears striped when up close. Made from extruded yarns, the mat features a tufted texture that appears as though it was looped, giving the mat added visual interest. A strong vinyl backing makes the mat an excellent choice for high traffic areas in the home as it prevents slippage, and the exterior is mildew and mold resistant, making it usable on outdoor patios and in basements. 2'x3': $75

Satellite Bowl (Museum of Modern Art Design Collection)
Striking in both its simple design and visual impact, the Satellite Bowl would be a dramatic centerpiece on your table. A circle of lacquered wooden spokes, ingeniously pinned together, twists open to form the unique bowl. The original concept is an answer to the designer's quest to arrange a group of uniform spokes into the simplest geometric form. $66.95 ea.

Saturday, December 6, 2014

question objects at attica


As the first contemporary store in Atlantic Canada, Attica has been promoting modern Canadian design since it opened its doors almost twenty years ago. We first became familiar with the design sensibilities of Tim Antoniuk when he was a member of the team behind Hothouse Design. Years later, Tim now has branched out on his own and formed Question Objects, a limited production craftsman-based business in Edmonton, Alberta.


Tim's first three collections are inspired by the beauty of the Canadian wilderness: leaf, landscape and arctic.

leaf


landscape


arctic