A strong expansion into Toronto shows Simons is betting on bricks-and-mortar with its design-forward department stores.
This new and minimalist 500-square-foot retail space, designed by Lemay, creates a sensory-driven shopping experience that services urban retail and e-commerce.
As evidenced by Cosentino’s new location in downtown Toronto, the luxury furnishings showroom has evolved into performance art — part gallery, part brand temple — reshaping how design is experienced and consumed.
Across Toronto and Montréal, high-end suppliers are swapping static displays for full-on design narratives where surfaces, sofas, and brands act out the lifestyles they sell.
Sansa Interiors started as a pandemic pivot and took off fast, driven by Jude Kamal’s childhood curiosity mixed with grit, ambition, and a lil’ bit of rule-bending along the way.
In conversation with Ana Cunningham, managing partner at Creative Matters, about expanding with sustainable design, leveraging European markets, navigating tariffs, and embracing local aesthetics to shape a vibrant international future.
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.
How two private golf clubs are redesigning and leveraging their assets to stay in play year-round.
These modular sofas make an impression with sculptural silhouettes and three-dimensional curves that provide fluidity, balance, and comfort to sitters.
Creating stylish, durable spaces with a dog in mind helps craft an appropriate balance for more than one species in a home.