Made in Toronto: 15 designs that do us proud Multidisciplinary artists John Booth and Arounna Khounnoraj transform natural materials into modern, functional furniture (tea cozies and paintings also make an appearance in their diverse collection). This refined children’s chair is their claim to fame. Handmade out of ash wood (the same material used for baseball bats), it can endure a seriously raucous tea party. $250. Bookhou.

Multidisciplinary artists John Booth and Arounna Khounnoraj transform natural materials into modern, functional furniture (tea cozies and paintings also make an appearance in their diverse collection). This refined children’s chair is their claim to fame. Handmade out of ash wood (the same material used for baseball bats), it can endure a seriously raucous tea party. $250. Bookhou.

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Multidisciplinary artists John Booth and Arounna Khounnoraj transform natural materials into modern, functional furniture (tea cozies and paintings also make an appearance in their diverse collection). This refined children’s chair is their claim to fame. Handmade out of ash wood (the same material used for baseball bats), it can endure a seriously raucous tea party. $250. Bookhou.

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