What is luxury? A precious object, a touch of attention, a splurge that we wouldn’t dare treat ourselves to otherwise… Here are ideas to please, a little, a lot, madness!
Published at 10:00 a.m.
Mineral effect
Surrounding yourself with beautiful objects is good for your morale. The Minéral collection, by ceramist Marie-Ève Dompierre, is calming at first glance, with its natural shades which pay homage to the essence of its material, clay. Contact with the earth, day by day. As this piece is handmade, to order, order before the first week of December to receive it before Christmas.
Mineral carafe 1 liter, stoneware with transparent satin glaze, Dompierre, $66
Visit the Dompierre website
Marine ripples
With the Ulysse collection, Myriam Elie, the talented jeweler behind the Montreal brand Myel, was inspired by the beauty of the seabed and their captivating mystery. Evoking the tumults and intense emotions of the mythical character’s odyssey, the creations explore wax shaping, a method which allows you to feel the work of the artisan and which leaves room for a more organic artistic gesture.
Ulysse ring in sterling silver with lab-grown diamond, Myel, $550
Visit Myel’s website
Pedestal for green friend
Are plants a true passion for your loved one? Give him something to magnify his houseplants pampered by caring hands, with the elegant ceramic plant pots from Josie Daisy. Handmade, the Guillaume model has two pieces and drainage holes.
Guillaume Terracotta indoor plant pot, Josie Daisy, $75 (4 inches) and $92 (6 inches)
Check out Josie Daisy’s website
Invitation to travel
For the travel lover or the person who is often on the road, a set by the Quebec company Vol Privé will provide softness and comfort during long journeys. Made in Quebec from 100% merino wool, the set includes an extra-fine blanket, a compact travel pillow, a sleep mask and a waterproof bag to carry it all, which easily attaches to a suitcase.
Destination Relaxation and Travel Bundle, Private Flight, $360
Visit the Vol Privé website
Food for thought
Recognized beyond the borders of the metropolis, the Montreal brand École de Pensée has made its place in men’s fashion with its pieces that revisit the men’s wardrobe in a contemporary way, all in elegance, with a touch of audacity. This virgin wool hat with a crochet finish with a multi-colored thread will bring color and warmth to the cold season.
Virgin wool spectrum crochet hat, École de Pensée, $159
Visit the School of Thought website
Rolling out the red carpet
A destination focused on well-being and aesthetic and medical care, Sabbya is first and foremost a magnificent space, a true haven of peace in the heart of the Centre-Sud district. In addition to the various targeted treatments, the place offers a range of facial treatments, a manicure and pedicure service and even has its own thermal facilities and its Bar area in Dapt, with adaptogenic drinks. For those who love to be pampered, Le Soin Tapis Rouge uses the ZO Skin range of medical grade products. A complete 90-minute treatment aimed at uniformity and radiance of the complexion, with cleansing, exfoliation, light peeling and hydration, and scalp massage as a bonus.
Red Carpet Treatment, Sabbya, $215
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