Good Stuff Cheap Articles

Following is a selection of Good Stuff Cheap articles from our recent issues If you can't find what you're looking for, please visit Subscriber Services to order a back issue from the past two years.

Good Stuff Cheap: A Beautiful Find

Stylist to the stars Peter Papapetrou—of Slice’s Renovate My Wardrobe— divulges his Boxing Day guerrilla tactics
Published: January 2008

Good Stuff Cheap: In the Black

A luxe living room that won't wear out your credit card
Published: January 2008

Good Stuff Cheap: Ready to Wear

Make waves on the party circuit with these fashionable steals
Published: January 2008

Good Stuff Cheap: Sleep Country

Cheap, chic and cozy essentials to perk up your bedroom
Published: January 2008

Good Stuff Cheap: The Designer Buys

When feathering the nest, it’s easy to be tempted by big-ticket beauties. We asked five top interior designers for their personal picks in cheap (-ish) chic home decor
Published: January 2008

Good Stuff Cheap: The Value Village People

Who can smell a bargain better than a starving student? Three style-savvy coeds dish about deep discounts, great finds and sartorial inspiration
Published: January 2008

Get more Toronto Life:

DAILY: For up-to-the-minute updates, follow us on Twitter or via RSS
WEEKLY: Find the latest it-spots, top wines and the hottest parties by signing up for our free weekly e-newsletters
MONTHLY: Don't miss a word.
Subscribe to our award-winning magazine today

E-mail your ideas and feedback to Toronto Life editors

Today in Toronto: July 4, 2009

Corso Italia Toronto Fiesta: The two-day festival includes performances by Brazen Angelz, Josephine Biundo, Dr. Draw, Daniel Panetta and others
Femi Kuti and King Sunny Ade: Harbourfront Centre’s summer season heats up with a not-to-be-missed double bill of Nigerian masters
Westben: Concerts at the Barn: This countryside festival presents a varied program in the purpose-built barn that serves as its intimate yet impressive performance space
Great Waterfront Trail Adventure Tour: More than 250 avid cyclists pedal 730 kilometres from Niagara-on-the-Lake to the Quebec border in celebration of the new and expanded Waterfront Trail
More things to do tonight
Something to do this weekend

Today in Toronto on Twitter | RSS