Toilet Reviews
The full Where to Poop: Toronto project now lives as a self-contained sub-site under this personal domain, with its existing styling and review structure preserved.
A collection of philosophical rambles and otherwise random takes on life, dogs, toilets, everything.
Structured like a polished personal publication: essays up front, oddities in the wings, and the Toronto toilet archive kept intact as its own self-contained subsection.
Order is only slightly less absurd than chaos, but it photographs much better.
The homepage acts as a polished front door. Each subsection keeps its own voice, with the toilet reviews preserved in their current brown visual system inside a dedicated directory.
The full Where to Poop: Toronto project now lives as a self-contained sub-site under this personal domain, with its existing styling and review structure preserved.
A quieter section for essays, notes, and philosophical detours. It is deliberately restrained, leaving room for future writing without looking unfinished.
An intentionally minimal side room: one page, one bird, no justification beyond the fact that it exists and that existence is enough.
The design favors a dark, tailored shell with gold accents and restrained cream surfaces. It is meant to feel like a proper personal publication rather than a loose file dump.
Long-form writing can sit comfortably in the navy theme without sacrificing clarity or mobile readability.
Readers can immediately distinguish between essays, utility-driven reviews, and lighter one-off pages.
The personal shell stays navy and polished, while the toilet-review wing keeps its existing brown treatment as a deliberate tonal shift.