Read up on the buzz! SELF Magazine, The W Network, Domino Magazine, Style at Home, Sweet Spot, Apartment Therapy and Washington Post are just a few who are enjoying everything Tonic Living has to offer.
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SELF Magazine - Summer, July 2009 Pick pillows that pop A smattering of exuberant pillows gives spunk to a tame sofa. Nature inspired graphics such as Technicolor birds, buds and butterflies are hot now. |
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Style North - Spring 2009 Tonic Living has also expanded its service from just fabric to custom sewing of pillows, cushions, futon covers and draperies. One thing I like about the company’s website is that it provides complementary fabric suggestions with each query–sure helps for the pattern-challenged among us. |
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Sweet Home - Winter 2009 The bright colours and retro florals from Tonic Living are just what we need to beat the winter blahs at home. |
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Slice Network - Winter 2009 Accessories make the outfit – and the same goes from your place, too. Change up the old pillows on your couch with something a little less lived in-looking. Tonic Living's cushions are more affordable and come in so many graphic prints, one is bound to match your décor (from about $25). |
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Hip Hostess - January 2009 Hip Hostess has been on the search for cool, retro fabric for a number of events in the planning stages. And we found it! One of my favorite things about the website is that if you click on a specific fabric, complimentary suggestions will pop up along the side of the chosen fabric. This is a fantastic tool for mixing and matching patterns as well as a huge time saver.  View site |
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Style at Home Magazine - May 2008 Featured in the Shopping etc. section, page 53. "If you're in the mood to check out some the cheeriest patterned textiles online, click over to the Tonic Living site. Up for grabs: fabric by the yard, pillows and futon covers." |
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Globe and Mail - March 1, 2008 "Forget Precious Moment-esque embroidery; Tonic Living has something more modern in mind. The Toronto company makes heaps of pillows in a range of zippy contemporary fabrics that will turn winter decor blahs into homestyle spring fever." |
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Sweet Spot - November 2007 "We still love that retro 50's and 60's techni-colour vibe, which is why we were thrilled to find Canadian manufacturer and e-tailer Tonic Living." View site |
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Domino Magazine - June/July 2007 Tonic Living's 'Water' pillow was featured in Domino Magazine's, ‘Scouting'section called 'Summer of Love, 2007'. "Designers are having a flashback to the era that spanned space age, hippie and mod - but this time they're smoothing out the edges, muting the colors and turning down the paisleys a harmonious notch."
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W Network - Beauty & Style - Great Finds "If you've been looking for fabric with a modern feel to brighten up your space, check out the fun and graphic prints available from Toronto-based Tonic Living. Our Fave: Fusion - Lime." |
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Apartment Therapy: Los Angeles "I just found Tonic Living. This site has a great selection of pillows, futon covers and textiles in some hot damask and retro fabrics. They sell by the yard and most of the fabrics run about $8 a yard. You can order fabric swatches or order on line." - Vanessa De Vargas |
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Design* Sponge - buzz d*s reader and fellow blogger Gary Payne runs a great blog based out of south Africa. He recently posted on this Canadian company called tonic living that sells pillows, mod futon covers, fabric and ribbons. |
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Apartment Therapy: Chicago "Bridgett tipped us off to Tonic Living. It's a web-only family owned business located on Toronto. The across-the-border-ness of it all seems to be no problem - prices and shipping are listed in both CAD and USD, which is wonderful, since this looks to be a good source for fun home fabrics for diy-ers or Tonic-made pillows and futon covers for the rest of us." (Thanks, Bridgett!) - janel |
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Washingtonpost.com - March 11, 2007 Slipcover with Style Your futon may not be the most comfortable seat in the house, but does it have to be the ugliest, too? Most futons have either queen - or full-size mattress pads, so the thrifty, no-brainer solution is to cover yours with a crisp, new patterned bed sheet. For something more durable, check out the retro-modernist slipcovers by Tonic Living, which sells dozens of designs in neutral tones and bold, Marimekko-ish patterns. And the price ($47.95-$84.95) is certainly right. - Chris Richards |
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Sprayglue How cool is this fabric...well I thought it was awesome. It comes from Tonic Living, located in Toronto Canada and run by a local family. They have some great designs if you have little time to browse through them, from futon covers to decorative ribbons. |
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Philadelphia Style Magazine - Summer 2006 Tonic Living's 'Farrow Fiesta' pillow was featured in Philadelphia Style Magazine's 'Best of 2006' issue in the 'Steal the Look' article. |
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Daddy Drama "I searched and searched and finally came across Tonic Living, a small fabric store in Toronto, Canada. You know how you have a vision but you're not sure if it will really work out the way you want? Well, I definitely had that fear once I ordered the fabric. However, the fact that Janine at Tonic Living was so helpful and offered to take back the fabric eased any concern I had. |
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