Wes Anderson’s influence on interiors extends far beyond perfectly symmetrical compositions. A landmark exhibition at London’s Design Museum revealed how his commitment to storytelling, craftsmanship and world-building offers lessons for designers shaping spaces with emotional resonance.
In an era of algorithmic sameness, The Art of the Clash champions collected memory and orchestrated contradiction not merely for aesthetics, but as emotional infrastructure.
Fifty years after piercing Toronto’s skyline for the first time, the CN Tower is once again defining what it means to experience the city from above.
How collaborations and hyper contextuality are leading to a new era in Indigenous Design
Challenging the clichés of children’s interiors, these projects blend Scandinavian restraint, material durability, and architectural collaboration to design for kids and adults alike.
Artificial intelligence may be omnipresent in design now, but a counterpull toward the tactility and irregularity of handmade is still strong. Heimtextil leaned into this productive tension in many places throughout the January show, reframing high-tech and craftsmanship not as opposites, but as collaborative forces unlocking new creative perspectives.
The role neutral interior design played in a historic meeting of the minds at the 2025 G7 Summit.
DesignTO is inviting designers and artists to take part in three opportunities as part of its 2025-26 programming.
With shifting demand and supply chain shake-ups, Malaysia’s balance of affordability and craftsmanship keeps its cost-savvy manufacturers on the global radar at MIFF 2025.
The 26th Interior Design Show (IDS) Toronto, running January 23–26, 2025, showcased the best in Canadian and global design.