Canadian Interiors has been nominated in two categories: Best Feature Article: Trade and Best Editorial, Column, or Regularly Featured Department.
These exhibitions are on view in Toronto, and a citywide photography festival will be returning in May.
A renovation in Toronto’s High Park neighbourhood transforms a house into a light-filled family home.
A collaborative effort between researchers, students and architects transforms a utilitarian shower into a sensory-aware environment where light, materiality, and spatial logic reduce stress and elevate patient experience through evidence-based design.
These exhibitions feature large-scale paintings, the landscape of Muskoka, and modern and contemporary Canadian art.
These surface materials feature a range of nature-inspired visuals and low-maintenance applications.
Why interior designers belong in real estate development, and early design integration should be a core investment strategy.
The Heritage Foundation of Newfoundland and Labrador says the lounge, built in 1958, is a historic gem because it is a time capsule showcasing mid-century modern architecture and art.
This initiative, which is open to Canadian designers living in Canada and abroad, invites proposals for furniture, objects, or sculptural work that explore the creative potential of Éclos®, Cosentino’s next-generation mineral surface.
The 30-year North American Design Competition and the 11-year La Ceramica e il Progetto based in Italy, are joining forces to recognize the best projects featuring Italian ceramic and porcelain tile.