From Victorian constraints to contemporary calm, Creative Union Network’s renovations prove that conversation, craft and spatial rigour outperform any design shorthand.
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…
A young Québec firm demonstrates how contemporary architecture can be deeply rooted in the landscape, effectively blending modern forms with a sense of having “always been there.”
Project co-owner Paul Mansfield says renovation of the two-storey, underground bunker started less than a year ago, but the project has already attracted attention from several well-heeled buyers.
The 1995 “novel about architecture” that critics said “changed the idea of the architecture monograph forever” returns in a collectible new colourway.
This sky-blue edition of Phaidon’s Interiors maps a century of design influence, spotlighting icons, omissions, and the power structures that define “greatness.”
Helping individuals flourish in the right neuro-setting.
A survey of interior designers and architects who have a unique, personal and occasionally poetic vision of what living in the Big Smoke can look like.
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.
Demonstrating again that luxury means different things to different people, II BY IV Design creates common spaces for two Toronto condo projects, each with its own unique point of view.