November/December 2015

This year, don’t give ugly Christmas sweaters, or a fruitcake. They’re not funny, and no one wants them. Instead, give good design to those on your list. And…

Jean de Lessard generates an appropriately informal, seemingly anarchic vibe for a company enmeshed in the helter-skelter of night time crowds.

Forward-thinking companies look beyond the walls as just places to hang investments masquerading as art. Instead, they use it as a canvass to energize a…

A change of command entails a complete rebrand that sees Toronto’s RCA becomes Ray.

Teknion’s new downtown Toronto space uses its own staff to showcase product lines.

It may only be 20 years, but it feels like Maison+Objet has been around forever. That permanence is a testament to the ongoing yet evolving validity of this…

“Suspended artwork can occupy an environment without imposing itself on it,” explains the ceramicist. “Through composition, one can create a sense of lightness…

One of the largest permanent public art projects in Toronto, Stuart Reid portrays in glass the people who “ride the rocket” every day.