These lighting collections explore new approaches to material and design.
From sensor-rich fixtures to data-led controls, Light + Building 2026 reveals how illumination is evolving into an active participant in atmosphere and spatial performance.
For the 2026 edition, IDS Toronto attempted to reframe the trade show as a “testing ground” where space itself became the primary medium and product took a supporting role. Not every attempt hit the mark, but overall, the result was a show that felt less like a marketplace and more like a trial run for…
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.
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.
Design should do more than just fulfill a functional need. It should reflect the identity of the people and organizations that inhabit the space. It should tell a story, engage the senses, and leave a lasting impression.
A subterranean spectacle of structure and shadow, Audi Haus turns automotive exhibition into architectural experience.
The 26th Interior Design Show (IDS) Toronto, running January 23–26, 2025, showcased the best in Canadian and global design.
A mixed bag of domestic and international influences peppered both the show floor and the programming of the 26th edition of the Interior Design Show in Toronto.
These timeless and elegant lighting solutions are the result of collaborations by two Montréal-based companies.