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.
Light, space, and texture define this Bathurst Street newcomer, blending Italian warmth with contemporary cool.
After 25 years hidden in shadows, the Eaton’s restaurant in Montréal has re-opened fully restored to its former 1930s art deco grandeur.
A medley of cafés and coffee shops that will make both caffeine aficionados and design devotees want to linger just a little longer.
We see design everywhere. In our homes. At the office. In public places. We even see design when we’re propped up on our couches, binging the next season of our favourite shows.
Stock T.C in Toronto transforms a heritage postal station into an original culinary experience.
Four firms produce new café projects thoughtfully designed to maximize commercial traffic and create effective sales while remaining friendly and accessible.
The haptic experience of making and eating doughnuts inspired Kilogram Studio in their transformation of a car garage.
Outfield District brings “the city into the ballpark” with five distinct neighbourhoods and new social spaces.
Forget tuxedoed serving staff: two new rooftop hotel bars in Toronto embrace informality and chill vibes.