How two retail brands are mixing high- and low-end design concepts to appeal to today’s shoppers.
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Demonstrating again that luxury means different things to different people, II BY IV Design creates common spaces for two Toronto condo projects, each with its own unique point of view.
Two intimate retreats that offer luxury of a particular kind: that is, the luxury of complete privacy, and a design perfectly tailored for the needs and preferences of those who live there.
The concept of the rehabilitation project is reversibility, and the interior design strategy aims to preserve the authenticity, integrity, and richness of the building’s historic elements.
A student residence that aims to be part of downtown Montréal’s revitalization while also revitalizing the core of the students themselves.
A subterranean spectacle of structure and shadow, Audi Haus turns automotive exhibition into architectural experience.
Amazon and B+H Architects wrest Vancouver’s mid-century modern postal fortress into the 21st century.
Traditional law office aesthetics are giving way to designs that prioritize progressive corporate values, enhanced collaboration and employee well-being, as seen in these projects in Toronto and Edmonton.
Light, space, and texture define this Bathurst Street newcomer, blending Italian warmth with contemporary cool.
This restaurant in Montréal combines elements from European cafés to create a unique experience for guests.