Molo’s 24-Karat Gold Coated Stool
Gilded pleasures.
Vancouver-based design and production studio molo honours the age-old process of gilding with its new Softseating stool.
Interior Design
NewWall House
Home to lavish wallcoverings.
Toronto’s wildly sophisticated wallpaper design studio is ushering in an era of maximalist decor.
Lori Morris, House of LMD
Toronto’s queen of design.
Together with a brigade of more than 30 creative colleagues, Lori Morris brings a sassy, exuberant union of modern and traditional flourishes to dwellings in Ontario, Florida, Texas, and California.
Celerie Kemble
Interior design darling.
Interior designer Celerie Kemble doesn’t need to call a colour by its name to name it. Her descriptions of hue are, instead, evocations of an emotional fragment.
Jeff Goodman Studio’s Devil’s Abacus
Glittering divide.
Toronto’s glass design studio has created a customizable work that transforms a room into a piece of art.
The Bowline Collection
Stephen Kenn x Colony2139’s nautical furniture.
This winter, Los Angeles-based, Edmonton-born designer Stephen Kenn, known for his sleekly functional furniture and leather goods, has joined forces with contemporary Japanese lifestyle brand Colony2139 to reimagine classic, nautical-inspired interior decor.
Calico Wallpaper
Bespoke in Brooklyn.
Husband and wife Nick and Rachel Cope create wallpapers that synthesize antique handmade techniques with digital technology, tap esoteric inspirations, and feature irregular patterns and colours.
The Barbara Barry Script
Inside design.
FROM THE ARCHIVE:This year’s Interior Design Show Vancouver sees Barbara Barry—who has been inducted into Interior Design’s Hall of Fame, ranked by Architectural Digest among the World’s 100 Best Designers, and named one of House Beautiful’s Giants of Design—as the keynote speaker. Here, our archival interview with Barry from autumn 2013.
Kabuni Vancouver
Streamlined design.
The new Vancouver-based interior design business Kabuni melds two key components—an app and a bricks-and-mortar workspace—to simplify the experience of redecorating a home.
