This project unites vernacular form, contemporary detailing, and sustainability.
These exhibitions invite viewers to consider how history and culture can be communicated through photography, typography, and textiles.
The group will help shape the reimagined 2026 show, as well as its development as Canada’s professional-only kitchen and bath industry event.
These collaborations explore materiality, form, and function across residential, hospitality, and workplace settings.
Longevity is about more than how long a product lasts. Chris Cooke explores why enduring design must anticipate change, adapt over time and give people a reason to keep it.
Inspired by Edmonton’s River Valley, the space uses daylight, gentle evening illumination, living plants, and tall tree sculptures to evoke a forest retreat.
This year, ARIDO has reimagined the evening, opting out of the traditional sit-down dinner for a theatre-style experience.
IDC offers invitation to collaborative dialogue on Canadian interior design regulation and mobility.
The 28th edition will open at Les Jardins de Métis on June 19, 2027, with a call for projects exploring alternative approaches to space and territory.
The certifications reflect Tayco’s commitment to environmentally responsible manufacturing, operational excellence and improvement across its organization.