By fusing spaceship aesthetics with heritage bones and spa-grade amenities, this radical HQ re-design challenges what a high-performance workplace can be, where trading floors meet float pods, and boardrooms give way to boxing rings.
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Winners of the 2025 Best of Canada awards recently gathered to celebrate in Toronto.
How neuroscience is recalibrating the built environment.
Spurred in part by the current political climate, a renewed focus on Canadian travel has hospitality brands and designers alike looking to capture the ineffable qualities of life north of the 49th parallel.
The role neutral interior design played in a historic meeting of the minds at the 2025 G7 Summit.
The project, initiated by Poisson Blanc, is the first in a series of artistic interventions on the park’s islands that aims to transform the reservoir into an open-air destination and cultural experience.
Neuroscience is recalibrating the built environment, and product manufacturers are taking notice.
In facing obtuse pressure on our national sovereignty, it is more urgent than ever to assert our cultural identity. Interior design is not exempt from this imperative: it is central to it. In celebrating our finest, the Best of Canada Awards declares something essential: Canadian design is not just excellent. It is ours. And that…
Photography by Ema Peter Lantern House is a quiet study in restraint, where space is shaped less by mass than by absence. Set on a lush urban lot beneath mature oaks, the home orbits a central void—a spatial clearing that filters light deep into the plan and orchestrates circulation. This absence, an intentional “missing” square in…
Photography by Mackenzie Telenko With smartphone apps available for controlling everything in the home from lighting to oven temperature, it was just a matter of time before someone thought of creating an app to motorize drapery — Toronto smart-shading firm RYSE just got there first. With a swipe or voice command, SmartCurtain, designed in-house by Aras…