Despite its location on busy East Broadway in Vancouver’s Mount Pleasant, the newly opened Sumibiyaki Arashi evokes a sense of discovery.
Jess Flint
Canada’s SailGP Team Is Reborn Under New Ownership and a Strengthened Sense of National Pride
While SailGP remains relatively low-profile on the calendar of global sports, the league is aiming to build a Formula One-like foundation with deep fan engagement and authentic storylines among its 12 teams.
The All-New Princess F58 Fly Soars Above Expectations
Fit for a princess.
A Family Affair: Maison Territo Is More than a Showroom for Designer Furniture
It’s a new chapter in a legacy.
A Surreal Day in the Neighbourhood
Take a trip inside artist Alex Da Corte’s Ear Worm at MOCA Toronto, an immersive fever dream featuring childhood icons.
Tucked in the Trees, This Bromont Ski Chalet Evokes Timeless Mountain Modernism
Muuk Architecture designs a restrained home that integrates with its sloping site.
Rimowa’s Toronto Boutique Isn’t Just a Store—It’s Also a Destination
Rimowa lands in Yorkdale.
Victoria’s Rosemead House Marries Historical Charm With Contemporary Flair
An Esquimalt icon comes to life again.
An Exciting New All-Canadian Wine Fair in Toronto
Elbows Up! Coast-To-Coast Canadian Wine Fair aims to lift up Canadian wine while breaking down the barriers that restrict access to it.
The 2025 Rolls-Royce Black Badge Spectre Is the Brand’s Most Powerful Yet
Reigning in Spain.
Jessica Stockholder’s Knock-out Installation at MOCA Toronto Upends Expectations
Stepping into Jessica Stockholder’s exhibition feels like inhabiting a three-dimensional painting.
Where Pop Art Meets Penthouse
Created by Canadian artist and author Douglas Coupland, Suite X is less a hotel suite than a conceptual installation with room service.
A New Joyce Wieland Retrospective Takes Over The AGO
This month, Joyce Wieland’s groundbreaking work returns to the AGO like never before thanks to a new and highly ambitious retrospective.
Artist Margaux Williamson’s Exhibition at MOCA Toronto Is an Exaltation of the Everyday
Shoes, books, hands, buildings, and cars. Almost everyone can look around and point to these commonplace items, which are so ubiquitous that they might go unnoticed if not deliberately called to mind. The list is also the title of a new exhibition of paintings by artist Margaux Williamson, on view at the Museum of Contemporary Art Toronto until August 3, …
Aboard the Azimut Atlantis 51
Stretching a touch over 16 metres in length and riding on a sporty 4.55-metre beam, the Atlantis 51 is clearly designed with performance front of mind.
In London, Jason Good Architecture Revives a Dilapidated Cottage
Wimbledon Village House is “refined” and “enduring”.
See a Penny, Pick It Up—Especially When It’s a Tiffany & Co. and Daniel Arsham Collaboration
Introducing the Bronze Eroded Penny Vessel.
The Next Wave of Buzzy Skin-Care Ingredients
From soothing superstars to a hydration heavyweight, there’s something for every skin type.
These Okanagan Valley Wines Are Smart Money
Laughing Stock Vineyards Celebrates 20 years of its iconic Portfolio red blend.
The Secret Is Out: Omega Releases a New Aqua Terra Watch in 30mm
A small but mighty addition to the Aqua Terra lineup.
It’s the Land of the Tiger at Montreal’s Bowie Supper Club
Sound and vision.
Chania: Experience Greece, Cretan-Style
Chania’s fabled past blends Venetian charm with Greek culture.
After Relocating to Greece, a Canadian Architect Updates an Athens Apartment
Architect Thanasis Ikonomou reconnects with his roots and renovates an Athens apartment after launching his own studio.
At the RBC Canadian Open, Turkish Airlines Hit a Hole-in-One
Turkish Airlines has kicked off a multi-year partnership with the Canadian Open, reaffirming its commitment to golfers in Canada and at home.
Louis Vuitton Reopens Its Michelin-Starred Restaurant in Saint-Tropez
Recently awarded a Michelin star, the seasonal restaurant is returning for a third year with an updated menu.
Bodega Garzón Paves the Way for Uruguay’s Emerging Wine Industry
New World wine.
Il Pellicano, the Idyllic Tuscan Hideaway, Is Still the Coolest Summer Hangout in the Mediterranean
Marie-Louise Sciò is ushering her family’s hotel into the modern day.
Pitch and Putt Goes Premium With Par-3 Golf Courses Trending
The short course offers a fun and accessible golf experience, particularly for those seeking a quicker round or to introduce new players to the game.
Drypond: Understated Eyewear Designed in Vancouver
A new-school disruptor.
Georgia Toews on Her Latest Novel, Nobody Asked for This
Gripping writing that grapples with complicated relationships through a comedic lens.
Get to Know Roa, the Italian Brand Named After a Hiking Trail in the Dolomites
With the rise of fashionable outdoor clothing, and its migration from the moor to the metropolis, it’s not unusual to see waterproof jackets or technical footwear in the city. In fact, the fashion aspect of “outdoor fashion” often celebrates the seeming randomness of hiking boots or high-performance waterproof jackets in urban environments. Enter Roa, the Italian brand named for a …
Exploring Canopy House, a Treetop Home in Brazil
Studio MK27, the award-winning São Paulo firm, creates a private escape amongst lush greenery.
Journeying Through Indigenous Lands in Northern Arizona
The state is home to 22 federally recognized Indigenous nations.
An Iconic Toronto Steakhouse Makes Its Triumphant Return
Dining in at Harbour Sixty.
The Jewellery Brand Bringing the Wonder and Beauty of the Sea in a New Collection
The collection is a love letter to the Pacific, inspired by the natural beauty of the West Coast.
At Vancouver’s Elem, Chef Vish Mayekar Makes Elementally Inspired Global Cuisine
A vibrant new addition to Main Street’s dining scene.
Heli-hiking With Canadian Mountain Holidays
High-alpine adventures.
A Montreal Arcade Designed With a Little Help From AI
Super Super, a new claw machine arcade on Montreal’s South Shore, combines adult design sensibilities with a sense of playful wonder.
Sara Cwynar on Making Art
Demystifying the authority of images and making human intervention visible are hallmarks of the Canadian artist’s work.
Palazzo Fiuggi, an Italian Wellness and Medical Retreat That Hydrates for Health
The place to stay for a longer life, better lived.
Saut Hermès: Equestrian Sport and Style
Sport and spectacle at the Grand Palais in Paris, where the annual show-jumping competition is held and Hermès showcases its saddle-making roots.
In Portugal, the Albuquerque Foundation Is a New Hub Dedicated to Chinese Ceramics
Renato de Albuquerque’s private collection of Ming and Qing dynasty porcelain is now on public display.
Thank You, Dad: Thoughtful Gifts for Father’s Day
Meaningful presents for the hero in your life.
This Historic Prague Apartment Packs a Punch in a Small Space
Globe-spanning studio Formafatal took on the renovation of this Arbes Square apartment.
The Road to The Giorgio Armani Tennis Classic Is a Grand Slam Collaboration
Four Seasons and Giorgio Armani serve exclusive tennis tournaments.
Marina Moscone Creates Clothing That Is Minimalist in Form but Maximalist in Quality and Craft
A Canadian fashion spotlight.
Planning a Holiday? Carry-On-Approved Luggage for Travelling Light
Compact bag options for fashionable frequent flyers and weekend warriors alike.
Meet the Emerging Designers in London Revolutionizing the Industry
Canadian designers and abroad seen at London Fashion Week.
Le Petit Hôtel Notre-Dame Leaves a Big Impression
Old Montreal’s newest boutique stay.
Summer, Issue 105, Out Now
An introduction to the new edition of NUVO, from editor Claudia Cusano.
Guillaume Côté: The Dancer Who Can’t Stand Still
For 43-year-old Guillaume Côté, set to take his final bow as principal dancer with The National Ballet of Canada, dancing is not just an identity but a way of being.
The Romeo Collection’s Roman Debut Blends Antiquity With Avant-Garde Architecture
Redefining elegance in the Italian capital.
Inside a Playful Townhome in Toronto’s Little Portugal Neighbourhood
Sheeep renovates a century-old home for a couple who wanted a space for a growing family and hosting gatherings.
Canadian Activewear Brand Mackage Taps Tennis Champion Donna Vekić for Its Spring/Summer Collection
With the latest instalment of Protect Your Craft, Mackage continues its journey of finding the intersection between sports and fashion.
Jord Hammond’s Alluring Travel Photographs of Southeast Asia and Asia-Pacific Countries
Soaking up the details.
The Beauty Essentials for Summer Weddings
Wedding season.
Cotopaxi’s Renovo Collection Highlights the Value of Deadstock and Scrap Fabric
When the outdoor brand launched a collection made entirely from upcycled scrap fabric, the capsule series sold out almost instantly.
Style Essentials for the Chic Wedding Guest
Wedding season.
5 Design-Led Coffee and Tea Shops in Canada to Hang Out In
Coffee and atmosphere.
Jaybird’s Second Vancouver Studio Solidifies Its Place as a Leader in Luxury Fitness
Designed by Futurestudio, the latest location is set to open in June.
The Wonder From Down Under
Riviera’s all-new 4300 Sports Express motor yacht could just be the best yacht yet to come out of Australia.
Raising the Bar for Ontario Premium Wines
Dobbin Estate launches fine whites and reds.
Canadian Travel: B.C.’s Warmest Welcome
Desert, lakes, and wines from sun-soaked vineyards.
Checking In: Cheval Blanc Seychelles, a Beach Getaway
Pristine nature.
A Contemporary Homage to Cree Artisanship in Old Montreal
Part gallery, part boutique, Wachiya brings a dose of nature to the city.
The Tudor Pelagos Gets Dressed in Pink
Pedal power.
Seven Independent Québec Brands Making Quality Wares in the Province
From knives and furniture to one of the best-known denim brands in high-end menswear.
Chanel Is Resolutely French but Has Deep Ties to Italy
The Chanel Cruise fashion show in Lake Como is a testament to the French maison’s long-standing relationship with Italian artisans.
In Toronto, AAmp Studio Updates a Historic Neo-Georgian Home With a Modern Addition
The old and the new.
Nova Scotia’s Fox Harb’r Resort Expands Its Golf Offering
Atlantic coast golf.
2024 Alfa Romeo Stelvio Quadrifoglio
Test drive.
The Moxy Banff: A Midcentury Modern Twist on an Old Banff Classic
Hot pools with mountain views and toe-to-toe sleeping arrangements await visitors in this outdoor paradise.
10 Gifts for Any Stage of Motherhood
Celebrating the mothers in our lives.
McKinley Studios Infuses Imagination Into a Vancouver Office
Creative touches like a cocktail bar and a local art installation make the Serein office worth commuting downtown for.
What Is Black Dandyism?
The historical significance of this year’s Met Gala theme is one of liberation and identity.
Taking Steps: Maguire’s Slow Approach to Shoes
How a Montreal designer turned an end-of-year bonus into a chic and award-winning shoe brand.
Two Connected Hotels Reshape Tokyo’s Iconic Entertainment District
Sky-high and street-smart.
5 Standout Artists at the Public Art Abu Dhabi Biennial
Abu Dhabi is luring curators, collectors and the curious to experience its cultural offerings.
How Important Is It to Look After Your Scalp?
Root cause.
Fontanesi’s Puzzling Optical Illusions
The photographer’s works comprise, seemingly randomly, a precise mash-up of two or three images to create a discordant, absurd, surreal, but often amusing new image.
The Canadian Running Shoe Brand Made Specifically for Women
Vancouver’s Hettas aims to empower women with high-performance running shoes.
Malbon Golf: A Driving Force in Golf Fashion
According to Stephen Malbon, the company’s mission is to “inspire today’s youth to participate in the greatest game on Earth.”
Range Rover Redefines Elegance With the London Collection
A first for the brand, the new lifestyle collection uses prints designed in-house and sets a new precedent in luxury design for an automotive brand.
At Home With Basia Bulat
The songwriter and musician’s new album, Basia’s Palace, bridges Her parents and Polish heritage, and Her husband and two daughters and their house in Montreal.
Northern Lights: A New Generation of Airships Could Soon Be Flying in Canada’s Arctic
A look at Canada’s Inuit-owned airline Canadian North.
Why the Cowichan Valley Is Canada’s Next Food and Wine Destination
Nestled in a pocket between Victoria and Nanaimo on southern Vancouver Island, the Cowichan Valley is a rare gem.
Vancouver-Based Falken Reynolds Renovates a 1970s House in West Vancouver
Radical Renovation.
A-N-D’s Three New Lighting Collections at Milan Design Week
Their presence at Milan Design Week felt like the result of years of focused, thoughtful work.
