A Ceramic Artist Keeps Her Kiln Between the Couches in Her Toronto Loft

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A Ceramic Artist Keeps Her Kiln Between the Couches in Her Toronto Loft

Ceramic artist Tamara Alissa's former factory space is colorful, busy, full, and surprisingly comfortable — it has skyline views, 1920s factory floor holes, and a ceramic kiln in the middle of the living room. READ MORE...

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