A strong expansion into Toronto shows Simons is betting on bricks-and-mortar with its design-forward department stores.
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.
Thoughtful design objects that double as personal treasures or standout gifts, marrying refined craftsmanship with contemporary quiet luxury.
How medical aesthetics clinics are taking inspiration from hospitality and retail to shine in a crowded market.
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.
How two retail brands are mixing high- and low-end design concepts to appeal to today’s shoppers.
From limestone fortresses to all-white bridal dreams, these retail designs balance grandeur with precision for a new era of elegance.
These modular sofas make an impression with sculptural silhouettes and three-dimensional curves that provide fluidity, balance, and comfort to sitters.