The Gladstone is a values-led community of professionals and artists that have come together to create a new way of doing business: crafting an authentic, creative and sustainable experience that is unique to Toronto.
Creative Director, Jeremy is also a Director of grassroots volunteer design organization Public Displays of Affection. He is a part-time professor at Ryerson University, an artist, designer and self proclaimed generalist.
Bartender/Mayor of Queer West – “She’s like a tourist attraction in this community,” says comedian Dawn Whitwell. “If you see her, you know you’re in the right place.”
The Gladstone is a values-led community of professionals and artists that have come together to create a new way of doing business: crafting an authentic, creative and sustainable experience that is unique to Toronto.
The Gladstone is a values-led community of professionals and artists that have come together to create a new way of doing business: crafting an authentic, creative and sustainable experience that is unique to Toronto.
Hank Young, the “Gladstone Cowboy” was the charismatic operator of the Gladstone’s meticulously restored Victorian elevator.
Artists
The Gladstone become an essential hub for the best and brightest of Toronto’s vibrant arts scene. These are the artists who designed our “Artist Designed Hotel Rooms” and contributed to making The Gladstone Hotel a unique art and design destination.
MADE presents a curated series of textile exhibits at the Gladstone Hotel as part of the Hotel’s art and design incubator program. MADE is a design product company in Toronto which is committed to the representation of compelling functional works made in Canada by independent Canadian designers.
The Gladstone is a values-led community of professionals and artists that have come together to create a new way of doing business: crafting an authentic, creative and sustainable experience that is unique to Toronto.
The Gladstone is a values-led community of professionals and artists that have come together to create a new way of doing business: crafting an authentic, creative and sustainable experience that is unique to Toronto.
Cecilia Berkovic is a Toronto-based visual and installation artist who uses strategies of collecting and displaying to explore aspects of romance, consumer culture, leisure and identity.
Known for his innovative and sophisticated yet playful design sensibility, Adam has designed and developed furniture and products for Umbra, The Ralph Lauren Home Collection, and Fish Design / Studio Gaetano Pesce.
The Big Stuff is a reupholstering business run by husband and wife duo Charlene and Grant Gilmour.
In her installations, videos, actions and public interventions, Millie explores the relationship between sight, social systems, geography and phenomena, seeking to probe the perceptual assumptions of the audience.
Susan Collett is a Toronto-based artist who works both as a printmaker and ceramic sculptor.
Stephen is a founding member of A Space Gallery, Toronto,1970-4 and has exhibited in over 30 one-man shows and over 50 group exhibitions both locally, nationally and internationally.
Heather Dubbeldam is Toronto-based architect and photographer who runs a multi-disciplinary design firm and architecture practice.
Heidi Earnshaw is a furniture maker and design consultant who directs a studio based practice in downtown Toronto producing furniture, spaces and related objects.
The FELT Studio is a laboratory that explores the material and culture of modern industrial felt through exhibitions, historical research, architectural commissions and a product line.
Jenny Francis is an architect and an interior designer, and principal of the company Jenny Francis Design. She is passionate about both disciplines, integrating them for a uniquely holistic and detailed approach to each project.
Joel Harrison-Off is a furniture designer and also a practicing certified arborist. He takes advantage of any unique tree parts he can get his hands on
Andrew’s artwork explores symbols and themes of masculinity, often with a “tongue in cheek” approach.
Andrew Jones is a Toronto-based designer who specializes in developing furniture and lighting products for manufacturers, architecture, and interiors.
The design duo’s combined ingenuity with regard to materials, structure, mechanics, and beauty is integral to their practice
Melissa is a multi disciplinary artist. She began as a textile printer and costume designer and has been making videos and films since 1997.
Corwyn Lund’s sculptural work constructively re-animates architectural space and designed objects as a critical examination of the built environment.
The Gladstone is a values-led community of professionals and artists that have come together to create a new way of doing business: crafting an authentic, creative and sustainable experience that is unique to Toronto.
The husband and wife design team of Amy McLaughlin and Aleksandr Niestroj _sobule design, is in the business of critical, practical, and relevant design strategies executed with style, skill, and personality.
Allyson Mitchell is a maximalist artist working predominantly in sculpture, installation and film.
Kelly Palmer and Melanie Zanker are two artists whose passion for fine art has evolved into creative careers.
The artists met at the Nova Scotia College of Art and Design in Halifax and have been working together as Ruckus since 1998, producing printed textiles for home decor and fashion apparel.
Motivated by a passion for tectonics and craftsmanship, George has designed and fabricated architectural and industrial design projects that range from table wear to city blocks.
An Industrial Design graduate from the Ontario College of Art and Design, 2004, Rob has since been expanding his ideas, creating works of simple natural beauty that come together forming the objects of his imagination.
D’arcy currently has a line of men’s dress shirts for sale at various boutiques in Toronto, under the Maison St.Pierre label.
Michael Steele’s interest in visual art, sculpture, mobile manufacture, interactivity, transformability and contextualism has fed into much of his work over the past nine years living in Toronto.
Penelope Stewart received a BFA from York University. She has shown her work both Nationally and Internationally (Toronto, Calgary, Montréal, Vancouver, San Antonio, Rotterdam and Prague).
Nicholas Stirling has been composing and performing original music for many award-winning feature films, documentaries and television series since 1993.
The Gladstone is a values-led community of professionals and artists that have come together to create a new way of doing business: crafting an authentic, creative and sustainable experience that is unique to Toronto.
Tania Ursomarzo is a Toronto-based interdisciplinary artist and architect who engages in solo and collaborative art and design projects.
Lolli Ursomarzo has been playing with interior design ever since her mom let her move the living room sofa in 1986.
Joy Walker owns and operates WORK Textiles (since 1995), producing custom silkscreen printed fabrics.
Christina Zeidler is President of the Gladstone Hotel and an established film, video and performance artist.
Kate Zeidler’s work reflects a harmonious, soothing, classic environment using beautiful textures, chic antiques, gorgeous area carpets and contemporary art.
The Gladstone is a values-led community of professionals and artists that have come together to create a new way of doing business: crafting an authentic, creative and sustainable experience that is unique to Toronto.
