The competition is seeking bold ideas that integrate spatial justice, accessibility, sustainability, and cultural inclusion into the design of a multi-user washroom hub and single-user washroom, adaptable to different locations throughout the city.
With “kitchenscaping” becoming more popular on social media, products by these two companies are ideal for those who want an Insta-worthy kitchen.
A survey conducted by Bradley Company revealed that people would like more privacy when using public washrooms.
Two intimate retreats that offer luxury of a particular kind: that is, the luxury of complete privacy, and a design perfectly tailored for the needs and preferences of those who live there.
Light wood, white-washed brick walls, and greenery are used throughout the interior of this Hamilton restaurant, designed by Laundry Design Works.
How compact living spaces can, with the help of a designer armed with the right tools, offer a fresh perspective on urban living, maximizing functionality and livability without compromising on quality of life.
Bathrooms are truly one of the hardest working rooms in the home, so deserve aesthetically pleasing yet practical fixtures that redefine good design.
From appliances to cooktops to surfaces, these collections not only zhuzh up a kitchen but are also practical and energy efficient.
Earthy hues and tactile surfaces that mimic natural stone and wood were an overwhelming trend on display at the 41st edition of Cersaie, the international fair dedicated to kitchen and bath ceramics, demonstrating an urge to bring warmth and nature indoors.
Ever-improving glazing technology paired with inspiration from Earth’s ancient geological past were a dominant trend on display at Coverings 2024.