One year after opening in Montréal’s Royalmount district, Maison Territo has expanded its portfolio to include more than 100 international design brands.
The 11,000-square-foot showroom brings together Italian and international design houses, including Fendi Casa, Versace Home, and Dolce & Gabbana Casa. Each brand is presented through interiors that reflect its identity, craftsmanship and design language.
The showroom has also reached the fashion houses themselves with Domenico Dolce, the Sicilian-born co-founder of Dolce & Gabbana having visited Maison Territo in person.
Rather than operating as a traditional retail space, Maison Territo is organized around complete spatial experiences. The showroom allows design professionals and private residential clients to explore materials, finishes, atmosphere and lifestyle within immersive environments, presenting each brand as a design concept rather than individual products.
Along with expanding its portfolio, Maison Territo has also expanded its project scope to include private residences, large-scale residential developments, and hospitality projects, and its client base to include architects, interior designers, and private residential clients across Canada.
Photo credit: Phil Bernard
The project is rooted in a family business established in Montréal in 1972 as Casavogue, a furniture store founded on Sicilian heritage and a dedication to craftsmanship and Italian design culture. This foundation has been carried forward by David Territo and his wife and co-founder, Liv Siv-Ing, who developed Maison Territo as an evolution of that legacy.
“Each maison has its own identity and way of living,” said Territo and Siv‑Ing. “Our aim is to allow clients to experience those worlds in a complete and immersive way, not just through objects, but through atmosphere and emotion.”
Maison Territo’s first year reflects a shift from being a furniture-focused family business toward a broader role in residential and hospitality design. The showroom continues to present international design houses with an approach rooted in craftsmanship, design heritage, and contemporary luxury living.
