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  2. Food Trends

Washing Up

Green Works filled Jamie Kennedy at the Gardiner with laundry displays for an afternoon event to announce a new partnership with designer and HGTV personality Sarah Richardson.

Susan O'Neill
October 15, 2009

Green Works unveiled a new partnership with interior designer Sarah Richardson, host of HGTV’s Sarah’s House and Design Inc., and showcased the company’s new line of laundry products, launched in July, at a media event held yesterday at Jamie Kennedy at the Gardiner.

To set the scene, Green Works called on designer Christine Roberts of Judy Inc. to create a vignette at the front of the space using environmentally friendly products such as eco paint and reclaimed wood. Laundry hampers filled with towels sat beside a washing machine while baskets filled with Green Works products lined shelves.

Tim Pellerin, director of marketing for Clorox Canada, said the company chose to hold the media event at Jamie Kennedy's café in the Gardiner Museum because of the natural materials used throughout and the design element inherent in the museum space. As for the partnership with Richardson, Pellerin told a group of 20 journalists, “We felt there was no better fit for the Green Works brand."

Chef Jamie Kennedy catered the event. A food station included a selection of cheeses, fruits, and wild rice crackers, and staff passed hors d’oeuvres like smoked turkey with cranberry compote on sage gougères and roast cauliflower and caramelized onions on puff pastry.

Laundry products filled a display
Laundry products filled a display
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HGTV host Sarah Richardson and Tim Pellerin, director of marketing for Clorox Canada, gave a presentation to the media during the afternoon event, held at Jamie Kennedy's café at the Gardiner Museum.
HGTV host Sarah Richardson and Tim Pellerin, director of marketing for Clorox Canada, gave a presentation to the media during the afternoon event, held at Jamie Kennedy's café at the Gardiner Museum.
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Christine Roberts of Judy Inc. designed the event and created a laundry-room display using environmentally friendly products such as eco paint and shelves made of reclaimed wood.
Christine Roberts of Judy Inc. designed the event and created a laundry-room display using environmentally friendly products such as eco paint and shelves made of reclaimed wood.
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A tabletop display included products from the Green Works brand and a sampling of stained, and clean, laundry items to illustrate the effectiveness of the detergent.
A tabletop display included products from the Green Works brand and a sampling of stained, and clean, laundry items to illustrate the effectiveness of the detergent.
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Glass jars filled with orange and yellow gerbera daisies topped tables throughout the space.
Glass jars filled with orange and yellow gerbera daisies topped tables throughout the space.
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Cream lounge furnishings from Luxe Rentals provided seating for the media in attendance.
Cream lounge furnishings from Luxe Rentals provided seating for the media in attendance.
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A food station had a selection of Canadian cheeses, fruits, and wild rice crackers.
A food station had a selection of Canadian cheeses, fruits, and wild rice crackers.
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Servers offered passed hors d'oeuvres like smoked turkey breast with cranberry compote on sage gougères and cones filled with Jamie Kennedy's French fries.
Servers offered passed hors d'oeuvres like smoked turkey breast with cranberry compote on sage gougères and cones filled with Jamie Kennedy's French fries.
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Servers offered glasses of JK Aqua Fresca, made with seasonal fruit puree and JK sparkling water, to guests as they arrived at the event.
Servers offered glasses of JK Aqua Fresca, made with seasonal fruit puree and JK sparkling water, to guests as they arrived at the event.
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