As the influence of the digital age begins to soften, designers are turning to more saturated hues as a way to create interiors that feel warmer and more personal.
When vertical transit doubles as spatial theatre.
For the 2026 edition, IDS Toronto attempted to reframe the trade show as a “testing ground” where space itself became the primary medium and product took a supporting role. Not every attempt hit the mark, but overall, the result was a show that felt less like a marketplace and more like a trial run for…
The kilometres of corridor carpets running through Toronto condos are due for a rethink, one that shifts supply, sustainability, and authorship back into designers’ hands.
Two designers explore wallpaper as an art form to create interiors that are rich in personality.
Ever-improving glazing technology paired with inspiration from Earth’s ancient geological past were a dominant trend on display at Coverings 2024.
Playing with colour, texture, prints; evoking natural elements like stone and botanicals; employing trompe l’oeil and architectonics: the ceramic tile artisans whose work crammed the aisles at Cersaie 2023 had more tricks up their sleeves than a Las Vegas magician.
Intentionality and authenticity are appearing as key factors in designing for the younger generations, especially in the office. The same will hold true for the furniture that will fill those spaces.
Intentionality and authenticity are appearing as key factors in designing for the younger generations, especially in the office. The same will hold true for the furniture that will fill those spaces.
Intentionality and authenticity are appearing as key factors in designing for the younger generations, especially in the office. The same will hold true for the furniture that will fill those spaces.