Judy Inc.’s, Christine Roberts, has been known to create room-sets that transform spaces by executing her client’s viewpoint with creative and inspirational results. Christine has done it again, this time with an unlikely backdrop: the bathroom.

Why a bathroom? To highlight the launch of a new line of bathroom tissue covers. It’s an exciting new collaboration between bathroom tissue brand Cottonelle and designer Jonathan Adler. Adler produced three “groovy” new toilet paper roll covers as part of Cottonelle’s “Respect the Roll” campaign.

On January 18^th, 2012 the Jamie Kennedy restaurant at the Gardiner Ceramics Museum showcased three unique bathroom vignettes that Christine created to accompany Adler’s original designs.  Antique pieces, bold accessories, muted floor coverings, and flowers finished each space and gave it a funky yet functional look. Christine’s ability to research, recover and restore allowed her to use a variety of sources, from antique dealers to online ‘shops’, to give each space its own character. Christine also created a separate seating area for media guests to watch Adler explain his inspiration, via live telecast; replete with tufted white patent sofas, colourful side tables and bright pillow accents.

Christine says that it was “one of the most fun and creative jobs I have ever done and I enjoyed it immensely”. Her practical yet innovative approach to business, along with her creative flare, has provided Cottonelle with an extremely successful and unique platform to showcase their new cover designs.

See more media coverage of this launch at:

www.bizbash.com/toronto/gallery-images/?id=22308

Makeup and hair:  Chantal Hubens, Judy Inc
Prop styling:  Christine Roberts, Judy Inc
Wardrobe:  Nadia Pizzimenti, Judy Inc
Photography:  Trevor Brady

Prop styling:  Stephanie Saunders, Judy Inc
Photography:   Cheyenne Ellis

Prop styling:  Stephanie Saunders, Judy Inc
Photography:  Stacey Brandford

Your Home, Just Warm

Stephanie’s prop styling for the Globe and Mail is the perfect interior style guide for your home now that the cooler winter weather is fast approaching.

While outdoors it may be chilly, indoors, make your home cozy and comfy. Stephanie’s prop styling is not about changing your home, it’s about keeping the essentials and working with them in ways that ensure your home remains the same home you’ve created for yourself and your family.

By switching out a few decorative pieces with warmer and richer colours, you can create a winter-friendly space that will go perfectly for the house that you’ve worked hard to make a home.

Prop styling and bedding:  Rodney Smith, Judy Inc