15 Chic Decor Products to Celebrate Canada’s 150th in Style

A modern take on the maple leaf comes courtesy of these nifty coasters, crafted by Ontario-based company Coast to Coaster. So every time you set down your locally-made beer, wine or even tea, you can feel proud.
Canadian Coasters, $19.

So subtle, but so chic. A cotton toss cushion featuring a map of Canada in the perfect red hue is a simple way to showcase your Canadian pride without compromising your home’s modern style.

Large Canada Map Pillow, $95.

An education on Canada’s diverse wildlife and a unique piece of art for your home? This eye-catching print designed by Mélanie Kimmett of Toronto is a guaranteed conversation starter, and its clean design makes it a classic.

Creatures of Canada Print, $35.

Light up balmy summer nights with this bright red iron lantern, perfect for adorning a table indoors or out. Bennett Medium Red Metal Lantern, $46.

Channel your love of camping and cottaging with these graphic enamel plates by Forest & Waves.
Forest Green Plate Set, $31 per set of 2.

Since wearing plaid is quintessentially Canadian, it’s only natural we spend summer afternoons picnicking on a cozy buffalo check blanket. Consider it a chic cottage essential. Buffalo Check Picnic Blanket, $30.

A stunning way to incorporate the maple leaf into your home without the cheese factor… this golden sculpture by BC-based designer Johnna Puusa.
Lumota Designs Special Edition Maple Leaf Himmeli, $99.

With its vast wilderness, incredible lakes and scenic shores, Canada is a natural beauty. And this hand-painted paddle decor piece by Calgary-based maker Kourtney Branagan captures the essence of our cottage-country lifestyle.
Painted Paddle, $58.

If you’re outfitting your home or cottage with a cheerful painted paddle (see previous slide), it only makes sense to pair it with a canoe-shaped wall shelf like this iron model. Loon Peak Nelson Galvanized Canoe Wall Shelf, $200.

A little bit of history and art all in one, this Canadian stamp in poster form will add a touch of patriotism and colour to your walls.

Stamp Art, from $12.

Just try not to sing the national anthem while sipping summer cocktails out of these handmade tumblers. Even better? They’re crafted in Ontario from upcycled beer bottles. We’ll drink to that.
True North Tumblers, $64 per 4-piece set.

Proudly made in Truro, Nova Scotia, this soy wax candle captures the woodsy scent of a Canadian forest (so even city dwellers can feel at one with nature).
Balsam Candle, $18.

What time is it? It’s time to celebrate this great country! Swap out your regular clock for this fun art piece for the month of July (or just keep it up all year long).

Canada 150 Clock, $42.

For those summer nights when all we want to do is roast s’mores but are stuck inside, lighting incense that smells of the great Canadian outdoors in the next best thing (think cedar, pine and a wood-burning fireplace). Red Cedar Incense, $15.

These timeless porcelain mugs will have you dreaming of summer no matter the season. Consider them a remedy for getting through our extra-long winters. Bonus: 10 per cent of the net proceeds from the product will support the Trans Canada Trail.

Grand Portage Porcelain Heat Mug, $14 each.