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27 Jun

Posted at 22:39h in General, Judith Mackin, Punch Productions, Tuck Interiors, Tuck Studio by
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...mpanies (PUNCH PRODUCTIONS | PUNCH INSIDE | TUCK STUDIO ) and helped me brand them through Social Media under one umbrella, JudithMackin.ca My business has thrived ever since. Thank you Jeff. Please click on the picture below to take you to the Globe and Mail article.   Additionally, thank you to David Smith for the photography (as well as photos by Mark Hemmings and Sean McGrath) in the Globe and Mail section (Turning Point: In pictures – Interio...

10 Feb

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...which our city is featured in this Globe and Mail article. The piece, by Josh O’Kane (who is from these parts), touches on various businesses and projects in the region (BonFire, the Santara, Dr Jane Walsh, residential clients: Glenda and Chad Williams, Laura Nicholson and Jeff Brewer, to name a few). Most importantly, it features Jeff Roach from Sociallogical, who really deserves the recognition. Jeff both strategically, and intuitively, took my...

24 May

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...n furnishings and decor. Tuck has been recognized in the Globe and Mail and also Chatelaine Magazine. In April 2016, Judith moved her studio from her home and expanded Tuck into the downtown core of Saint John.   Both her Interior Decorating Firm, Tuck Interiors and TUCK (the store!) are open full time hours now on 122 Prince William Street! FREELANCE JOURNALIST: In addition to running three companies, Judith is also a freelance journalist who has...

23 Jun

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...Canada’s Style Setters in Saturday’s Globe & Mail. Thank you  Carley Fourtune for this article! We are grateful to Suzanne Robichaud from IAD (International Architecture & Design) for her fourth and final installment on our journey of ‘into the wild’. [Show as slideshow] Photos: Mark Hemmings/Hemmings House Pictures [Show as slideshow] 1 2 3 ► INTO THE WILD is an über-modern residential project on 2.3 acres of undeveloped land in the heart of Sai...

04 Jan

Posted at 11:45h in Columns, Design Driven, Judith Mackin, Tuck Studio by
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A version of this column ran in Saturday’s Arts Section ‘Salon’ in the Telegraph Journal, January 5th 2013. ______________________ Your Best Design Moments of 2012! As you may recall, in Design Driven’s column of December 22nd – the last of 2012 – I described my top three design ‘wow’ moments of the...

11 Oct

Posted at 20:19h in Before + After, Branding, Commercial, General, Judith Mackin, Tuck Interiors, Tuck Studio by
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...wedding gift we gave to each other.   Photo of Globe and Mail article in Design Trends section, April 9. 2011 – Jane’s inspiration for her new space to yet be defined. By way of outlining her design sensibilities, Jane gave me one tear sheet from a Globe and Mail lifestyle article she was particularly drawn to and simply said “Go to town.” I’m not sure if I ever made it to town, but what follows, in pictures and prose, is a condensed version of w...

11 May

Posted at 12:07h in General, Judith Mackin, Tuck Interiors, Tuck Studio by
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...il, Glossy International Magazine, National Post, and read all about them. This particular blog is going out to Kathy, my dear sister-in-law, who recently commissioned the Brothers to create a chandelier for her cottage near North Bay, Ontario, as well as a side table.  (Note to my jealous heart:  be happy for her!).     If you wish to sign up to receive this blog, ease your cursor to the left of your screen, where it says: Get Updates!  Would lov...

24 Sep

Posted at 10:43h in Columns, Design Driven, General, Judith Mackin, Tuck Interiors by
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... Billy bookcase. According to the Globe and Mail blog, “The new model will have deeper shelves … perfect for holding the knick-knacks many consumers want to display, instead of archaic paperbacks or hardcovers.” As an act of resistance to the passing of the “archaic” bookshelf (and the dismal triumph of the knick-knack), I suggest looking into the possibilities of fontography. And I don’t mean: decals running along a bathroom border emblazoned wit...

11 Nov

Posted at 15:52h in Before + After, Columns, General, HGTV, Judith Mackin, Residential, Tuck Interiors, Tuck Studio by
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...(to read more about our design relationship – read Globe and Mail article here.) Glenda confided in me at the time of their visit that she was ‘stuck’. She had managed to pick out light fixtures, flooring, the right white paint and to design her kitchen and choose the right appliances, but now it was time to fill in the rest of her space and she didn’t know where to start. To that point, all she’d purchased was a sofa from Restoration Hardware. Th...

10 Feb

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...  Thank you to Josh O’Kane from the Globe and Mail for featuring our companies in the Business Growth Section. Very appreciative. (Click on image below to take you to the full article): Thank you Katie Wallace and Cindy Wilson for covering our “Spring Into Autumn” event at ‘INTO THE WILD’ and TUCK STUDIO. (from the Telegraph Journal). Thank you to Otiena Ellwand and Topher Sequin for their coverage of Tuck Studio inChatelaine Magazine! A win-win...

21 Jul

Posted at 10:47h in Columns, Design Driven, General, Judith Mackin by
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...at’s getting heftier by the year. According to the Globe and Mail, “wedding budgets are … ballooning in Canada, where the average expected cost rose to $23,330 last year from $20,129 in 2010.” The major drains on budget include the venue, dress, ring, photographer, planner and florist, but any number of sundry expenses can quickly drive costs through the roof: guest favours, the rehearsal dinner, bridesmaids shoes and fancy invitations. Last weeke...

13 Jun

Posted at 13:26h in Tuck Studio by
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...Living Magazine, HGTV, W Network and the Globe & Mail to name just a few. “Our team has grown from three to six full-time employees and we’ve simply run out of room in the store for our interior design business. We’d originally built an upper mezzanine to be office space for our design team. However, we’re simply bursting at the seams and need more office space. We’ll now use the upper level to display more furniture and decor for an enhanced sho...

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