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Design Space: The Pharmacy Lab by StudioAC
StudioAC reimagines the pharmacy in an environment that makes accessing medicine a calmer and more approachable experience for all in the Pharmacy Lab.
Inside the 1818 Collective
The 1818 Collective takes a multifaceted approach to business. Tucked cozily behind tall trees and an ivy-covered picket fence, the white-shuttered Hamptons house serves as part homeware shop, part gathering space for design enthusiasts, and part home base for its interior design practice.
Design Space: Hyatt Centric by Ivy Studio
Gare Viger in Old Montreal opened in 1898 as a hotel and train station for the Canadian Pacific Railway. Now, the iconic building is undergoing redevelopment that will transform it into office and residential spaces as well as the home of the new Hyatt Centric Ville-Marie Hotel.
Design Space: North of Brooklyn Pizzeria by MRDK
North of Brooklyn Pizzeria Avenue Road pays its respects to the classic New York pizzeria while bringing contemporary flare thanks to the creative cues of Montreal architecture firm MRDK.
Design Space: Bel Corpo Aesthetics Studio by Babayants Architects
In Moscow, a monochromatic body aesthetics clinic by Babayants Architects is an escape from the bustle of the city, marking the firm’s first foray into commercial design.
Design Space: Aesop Palisades Village by Odami
Toronto-based architecture and interior design studio Odami embraces biophilia for its latest project, a new Aesop store in Los Angeles’s Palisades Village.
Design Space: Gant by Snarkitecture
When sportswear brand Gant decided to build a new flagship in Stockholm, it needed a firm that understood where the company came from and where it was going.
Being and Belonging Opens at the Royal Museum of Ontario
A new exhibition, Being and Belonging: Contemporary Women Artists From the Islamic World and Beyond, was unveiled last weekend at the Royal Ontario Museum’s Roloff Beny Gallery.
Design Space: Palm Angels by Studio Henry
Palm Angels is a brand rooted in contrast—the hip luxury clothing line prides itself on being an Italian take on American culture and subculture—so it is fitting that its new Paris flagship, designed by local firm Studio Henry, would marry unlikely elements.
Sophie Dries Joins Forces With Atelier Pierre Culot for a New Ceramic Collection
The best designers know when to look forward and when to reflect on the past, and for architect and designer Sophie Dries, one of her latest collections was a chance to do both.
Design Space: Barbarella Bar by Frank Architecture
Imagined by Alberta design firm Frank Architecture & Interiors, which has offices in Calgary and Banff, the space takes inspiration from midcentury southern Italian yacht culture and evokes being on a boat on the Amalfi Coast.
Design Space: Borough Bar by Mera Studio Architects
Calgary design firm Mera Studio Architects, previously known as Fort Architecture, brings a bit of moodiness to its signature bright and contemporary style for Borough Bar + Grill. The clients wanted a setting to match the casual and comforting Canadian dishes that would be served and interiors that would appeal to a variety of people so the restaurant could become …
All About Interiors: Pop Art Meets Cottagecore for Reigo & Bauer’s Muskoka Cottage
Pop art is more often associated with urbanscapes and Brooklyn lofts with exposed-brick walls than lake life. But when design studio Reigo & Bauer was tasked with reimagining a 200-year-old waterfront cottage in Muskoka to accommodate the clients’ beloved pop art collection, it delivered a home that balances the two.
Design Space: Forest Hill Farmhouse by Denizens of Design
At Toronto’s Forest Hill Farmhouse, counter-service dining is unexpectedly stylish. The client wanted a space as beautiful as the salads being served, so Denizens of Design took a contemporary and elegant approach to fast casual dining, creating a space where members of the community could gather, integral to all the firm’s projects, for a peaceful meal.
A Foodie’s Guide to Tel Aviv
From bustling markets to white-tablecloth restaurants, we’ve rounded up our can’t-miss spots and activities in Tel Aviv that are sure bets for foodies.
Design Space: Sorelle by Meyer Davis
Italian elegance meets southern U.S. charm at New York-based firm Meyer Davis’s latest project. Situated in downtown Charleston, Sorelle is more than just a restaurant: three historic townhouses have been revamped to house a central bar, wine room, mercato, separate pizza and pasta counters, and grand dining room.
Flooring by Or.nami
Or.nami, the Italian design brand known for its expressive museum-worthy wallpaper, has turned its attention underfoot.
Design Space: Paste by Studio Author
“Isn’t this place amazing? They think of everything,” a patient says unprompted in Paste Dental’s cozy grotto of a waiting room. They are unexpected words for a dental clinic, but Dr. Derek Chung, who opened Paste late last year, is something of an anti-dentist.
Bettencourt Manor
Be it a bright photography studio interiors project, a small-town boutique, or a collection of vintage books, the Bettencourts say, “We collect what we love and believe that a home should feel as though it was furnished over time and with pieces that have a sense of personal history to them.”
Sarindar Dhaliwal at the AGO
Sarindar Dhaliwal’s upcoming exhibit at the Art Gallery of Ontario encapsulates over 40 years of work, a retrospective of her drawings, mixed media work, large-scale installations, and photographs.
The Artistic Evolution of Fiona Ackerman
A common thread of serendipity weaves through Fiona Ackerman’s life, a mix of funny coincidences and subtle symbols, like the lizard, that would go unexamined for most people—but not Ackerman, who exists in perpetual metamorphosis.
New (Portable) Lighting From Tom Dixon
Tom Dixon has made a move toward the miniature. The acclaimed British designer’s latest venture is the Portable light, a series of small, battery-powered lamps that take cues from some of Dixon’s most iconic chapters, Melt, Bell, and Stone.
Photo Essay: Ilha De Mozambique
In her work, Barcelona-based travel photographer Raquel Guiu plays with sunlight to embrace what makes a place and its people unique. For her Ilha de Mozambique series, she travelled to the coral reef island four kilometres off the coast of Mozambique’s mainland and explored all its corners through her lens.
Design Space: Lick by Oskar Kohnen Studio
Despite the power of paint in interior decor, the stores that sell it aren’t known for being much to look at. Lick aims to change that.
What to See at the Scotiabank Contact Photography Festival
This year, the Scotiabank Contact Photography Festival unites the lens-based work of nearly 100 Canadian and international artists across 21 sites in its core program alone and includes pieces from over 330 artists.
Design Space: Ecoalf Store by Nagami
As the climate crisis becomes increasingly dire, designers are finding creative ways to reduce waste without sacrificing appearance. The founders of Nagami, a Spanish tech-first design firm, have it down to an art. The brand uses cutting-edge robotic 3D printing to create sustainable designs and promote a circular economy, turning plastic waste into sculptures, furniture, and interior elements.
Swell Studio’s Onna Collection Opens in New York City
Contemporary furniture and lighting brand Swell Studio has opened a new exhibition at Love House, a design showroom in Manhattan’s Greenwich Village, as part of New York City Design Week. Showcasing Swell’s second complete series, the Onna Collection takes its name from an abbreviation of the Italian word for column, colonna.
Design Space: Lady Bird Bar by Mason Studio
Atop Washington, D.C.’s, new Kimpton Banneker Hotel, Lady Bird Bar is a colourful and homey rooftop locale by Toronto’s Mason Studio. The bar is named for former first lady Claudia Alta Johnson, who earned the nickname Lady Bird as a child when her nursemaid commented that she was “pretty as a ladybird.”
Inside Wolfgang Tillmans’s AGO Show: A Walk-Through With the Artist
Toronto’s iconic Scotiabank Contact Photography Festival is back, and headlining it is legendary German photographer Wolfgang Tillman’s Canadian debut exhibition at the Art Gallery of Ontario.
Design Space: Innovation Eye Clinic by Atelier Sun
Monochromatic wood interiors are all the rage these days, and with good reason—an all-wood palette is contemporary while offering organic warmth. In Kitchener, an ophthalmology office and eyewear retailer has taken this approach to clinic design, using glowing lighting and lots of wood to create a better medical experience.
Design Space: La Florida by Studio Barbeau Desrosiers and Jean-Benoit Trudelle
Oregon bar à vin, a popular spot for wine and bites in Laval’s Sainte-Rose neighbourhood, now has a moody little sister. The latest addition to the restaurant is La Florida, a chic dimly lit buvette for cocktails and small plates.
Design Space: Attitude Boutique by MRDK
The Montreal clean-beauty and home-care brand Attitude is all about going green, and its new bricks-and-mortar store, designed by MRDK, reflects that.
Design Space: Cops Lewis by Kilogram Studio
Instead of the typical saccharine storefront decked out in vibrant colours and cartoonish artwork, Cops, a tongue-in-cheek reference to police officers’ love of doughnuts, takes a more understated approach.
Design Space: Billie Le Kid by Vives St-Laurent
Design for kids brings to mind beds shaped like cars and rugs that double as roadways, but Montreal interior design firm Vives St-Laurent proves it can be so much more.
Toronto Brand Andrews Opens Its Newest Location Yorkville
Family-owned Andrews, which has firmly established itself in the upper echelons of the Greater Toronto Area’s luxury womenswear market in its 33 years of operation, has a new Yorkville address.
Design Space: Sounds Familiar by Studiotamat
In Rome’s bohemian Trastevere neighbourhood, a former garage has a new life as a vibrant ode to vinyl culture.
Ben Johnston Opens Wordplay at Toronto’s Taglialatella Gallery
Multidisciplinary artist and designer Ben Johnston has a way with words. The Toronto creative’s murals, paintings, and most recently, sculptures feature colourful three-dimensional word art that offer a moment of reflection for the viewer.
Design Space: Formula Fig Ambleside by JJ Walsh and Scott + Scott Architects
If Oz’s Emerald City opened a chic high-tech facial bar, it would surely look something like Formula Fig’s facilities. Awash in textural greens, the spaces speak to the design power, and peace, of monochromaticity.
The Best Women’s Sneakers for Spring
To celebrate our ankles’ first glimpses of sunlight in months, we’ve rounded up this season’s best women’s sneakers, from vibrant desplays of colour to waterproof neutrals. Warmer days, here we come!
Danish Design Excellence at Broste Copenhagen
Scandinavian design has become synonymous with timeless, streamlined furnishings made with exemplary craftsmanship. Diligently and stylishly executing on this is Broste Copenhagen, a Danish homeware shop with offerings that range from furniture to stationery.
Plural Contemporary Art Fair Is Coming to Montreal This April
The word “plural” reflects the multitude of opinions, perspectives, and artistic approaches that will be on display.
Brixton is Reinventing Workwear
Classic silhouettes reinvented for modern aesthetics and convenience, Brixton finds its design inspiration in workwear across generations, taking cues from cowboys, mariners, labourers, and others.
Design Space: The Dream-like Interior of Horto Restaurant by Genius Loci Architettura
On a terrace overlooking Milan, in a newly renovated early-20th-century building originally designed by Luigi Broggi, Horto Restaurant puts ethics at the forefront.
Chef Robbie Robinson’s Five Sails Revamp
Whatever is on the menu when you stop by, Five Sails remains a great spot for impeccable eats and some of the best views in the city. As for Robbie Robinson, he’s proved himself capable of upholding the reputation and legacy of Five Sails for years to come.
Twenty One Tonnes Embraces the Beauty of the Woven
From Ghanaian elephant grass baskets to flower-like light shades to handmade wool throws, Twenty One Tonnes is an online shop that embraces the beauty, and design punch, of the woven.
A New Brutalist Seat from Atelier Barda’s Foraine
For Foraine, the furniture brand offshoot of Montreal architecture firm Atelier Barda, the Chabanel chair is produced in chapters.
Mexico in Bloom
From Oaxaca to Ixtapa, Pia Riverola captures moments of life in vibrant and dreamy images shot on film. She adds a sense of romance to the everyday, her love for the place palpable to the viewer in each picture.
A Timeless New Collection from Volker Haug Studio
Brass has adorned homes, been made into art, and outfitted the wealthy for millennia, important to civilization for its malleability and colour. So for Volker Haug’s newest collection, it seems fitting that the Melbourne, Australia, lighting design studio, founded in 2004, has revisited the alloy.
Actor Théodore Pellerin Takes to the Streets of Paris
For NUVO, Théodore Pellerin was photographed in Paris—in anything-goes attire—exploring a city awakening from the slumber of winter.
The Storied Tradition of Afternoon Tea at the Empress
One of the quintessential things about Victoria is its blend of easygoing West Coast culture and British tradition. Tea is a tradition local residents have embraced for decades, and a walk through the city takes you past specialty tea shops, restaurants, and cafés offering afternoon tea. But it’s hard to beat the elegance, history, and careful attention of tea service at the Fairmont Empress.
Home of the Week: Columbia River Valley Lookout by Twobytwo Architecture Studio
Designed by lead architects Jennifer Bassett and David Tyl of Vancouver’s Twobytwo Architecture Studio, the Columbia River Valley Lookout residence is a quiet retreat from the city for an outdoorsy family.
The Yanomami Struggle, a New Exhibition With Photographer Claudia Andujar, Opens in New York
The North American debut of The Yanomami Struggle, a landmark collection of Claudia Andujar’s work presented alongside paintings, drawings, and videos by Yanomami artists, several of whom sit with the acclaimed photographer.
Home of the Week: High Park House Renovation by DPo Architecture Inc.
A thoughtful redesign brought tranquility to a multigenerational home in High Park, Toronto. The renovation by Vancouver-based DPo Architecture reimagined the apartment on the second and third floors of a house more than 100 years old, adding contemporary flare to the vintage building.
Vipp’s New Studio in Tribeca Is a Haven of Contemporary Design
One of the brand’s newest endeavours is Vipp Studio NYC, the Tribeca showroom and private home of Sofie and Frank Christensen Egelund, their two kids, and a golden retriever. The apartment features Vipp products alongside the couple’s collection of Scandinavian art and furniture and is open to visitors by appointment.
Home of the Week: Schnee-Eule by L’Abri
Awash in bright white inside and out, Schnee-Eule by L’Abri is a reminder to slow down and simplify. The Montreal architecture and construction firm took inspiration from the homes of the Austrian Alps, with a boxy shape and gabled roof with overhangs. The modern chalet surrounded by trees is just outside Morin-Heights in Quebec’s Laurentian Mountains.
Kyoto’s New Marufukuro Hotel
There is a new luxury retreat for those who play Donkey Kong like it’s their job. Marufukuro Hotel in Kyoto, Japan, is a stylish modern boutique accommodation that reflects its storied location.
Gift Guide: Last Minute Stocking Stuffers
NUVO has rounded up some fantastic stocking stuffers, so there will be no half-empty stockings this Christmas morning. Even the big man needs a little help every now and then.
Home of the Week: Monitor’s Rest by CLB Architects
Designed for an outdoorsy family, CLB Architects’ Monitor’s Rest is a luxury retreat set high on a plinth in Park City, Utah. The sprawling 18,000-square-foot house is part home, part wellness retreat.
Gift Guide: For the Outdoors Lover
NUVO has rounded up presents for every adventurer in your life, including dog lovers, coffee drinkers, and comfort seekers. Shop on—adventure awaits.
Gift Guide: Homewares
From handmade throws to stylish games, NUVO has rounded up nine gifts to brighten your loved ones’ homes for the holidays and all year round.
Home of the Week: August Moon House by SPAN Architecture
When American socialite, philanthropist, and writer Brooke Astor needed a reprieve from the pace and prying eyes of city life, she retreated to her Maine estate, August Moon. Now, 15 years after her death, new life has been brought to the 200-acre property by SPAN Architecture.
Immersed in Nature in Chile’s Lake District
You wouldn’t think a place in the shadow of a volcano that emits a constant stream of smoke would be a haven of relaxation, but down an unpaved road, &Beyond Vira Vira exudes a bucolic peace.
Apple’s New Vancouver Flagship Is a Love Letter to the Pacific Northwest
Just in time for holiday shopping, Apple has opened a new downtown Vancouver flagship at CF Pacific Centre, doubling the previous location’s square footage.
The Allure of Kast’s Design-Forward Basins
Concrete has never been adored for its vibrancy of colour, but Kast is on a mission to change that. Striving to make the most beautiful concrete basins in the world, Kast elevates the utilitarian material with a chic design-forward treatment to create sinks that make a statement.
STRIKE’s Modern, Bespoke Mantels
Interior designer Chad Dorsey needed a mantel that would accommodate an off-centre fireplace, so he created the asymmetrical and sculptural Malibu. Since then, Dorsey’s eponymous Dallas-based interior design studio has launched STRIKE, a line of bespoke mantels.
Montana Labelle: A Lived-In Modern Aesthetic
The Montana Labelle Design & Lifestyle aesthetic combines contemporary and vintage.
The Colourways of Artist Scott Sueme
From his Vancouver studio, Scott Sueme discusses the evolution of his work, the beauty of the imperfect, and staying curious about colour.
Home of the Week: Casa Rosalie
The vacation house is reconsidered with Casa Rosalie, a collection of three eco-friendly cozy yet contemporary cabins in the Perche region of France, an hour and a half from Paris.
Acting the Part: Clark Backo on Igniting Passion and Lessons from Letterkenny
Clark Backo opens up about igniting her passion, lessons from Letterkenny, and a her newest project, The Changeling.
Antoni Porowski Is on Omega Time
Antoni Porowski’s had a connection with Omega before he really knew anything about watches. Growing up in Brossard, just outside of Montreal, the actor, chef, and star of Netflix’s hit show Queer Eye recalls swim practices spent staring up at the iconic curving red logo on the chronograph.
LIVØM: Canada’s New Slow-Living Lifestyle Brand
Transparency is essential for LIVØM, the recently launched Canadian slow-living brand producing sustainable homeware and clothing.
Home of the Week: Shefford Residence by Atelier BOOM-TOWN
Designed for ceramicist Sophie Manessiez and her family, the home was designed to accommodate the many facets of the family’s life, making it a place for working, gathering, creating, retreating, and relaxing.
Editions 04 Furniture Collection by Toronto’s Studio Paolo Ferrari
Old-world quality meets futuristic attitude with Studio Paolo Ferrari’s latest furniture collection, Editions 04, which arrived at Colony gallery in New York mid-October.
Home of the Week: The Hermitage by Ilabb
Aptly called the Hermitage, Illabb’s remote tiny home in Italy’s Trebbia Valley in the heart of the Apennines requires its guests to rethink their priorities. At just 129 square feet, the diminutive retreat allows those who stay within its walls to reconnect with the environment through its minimalist space meant for quiet reflection. The simple structure is made entirely from wood.
The Apps That Are Changing the Design Process
For interior designer Tammy Cody, the tools at her disposal play a key role in the work she can create. Designers balance creativity with the ability to execute ideas on a large scale, whether with a team of 50 or on a solo project.
A New Levi’s Shopping Experience Has Come to Vancouver
A new shopping experience has come to Canada’s old stalwart department store. An elevated Levi’s Shop-in-Shop is the latest addition to Vancouver’s Hudson’s Bay. Beyond its expansive 6,600-square-foot layout, a few key services distinguish the premium Levi’s Shop-in-Shop from its counterparts.
Home of the Week: Mediterranean Revival by Studio AM Architecture and Kelly Hohla Interiors
The best houses are often steeped in history. For Mediterranean Revival, Studio AM Architecture and Kelly Hohla Interiors teamed up to give a turn-of-the-century Seattle home’s interiors a facelift.
How to Spend 24 Hours in One of Canada’s Most Pleasant Cities
Year after year, Victoria defends its unofficial title as one of Canada’s most pleasant cities. With Victorian architecture, cobblestone streets, gardens aplenty, and half as much rain as Vancouver, there’s a lot to love about B.C.’s capital.
Toronto’s Stunning New Aesop Location Boasts Contemporary and Victorian Charm
A new Aesop store has opened its doors in Toronto’s Yorkville neighbourhood with a contemporary take on Victorian charm, thanks to Toronto design studio Odami.
The Striking Imagery of Canada Goose’s New Campaign
Canadian lifestyle brand Canada Goose launched its fall/winter campaign, featuring an all-female cast photographed by legendary American photographer Annie Leibovitz. Shot in the Scottish Highlands, the images are cinematic and haunting, with overcast skies creating a moody backdrop to the new outerwear offerings.
Home of the Week: Casa Jabuticaba by Fernanda Marques Arquitetura
A warm house made for easy living, Casa Jabuticaba melds midcentury character and contemporary convenience for a family home with the best of both worlds.
Nuez Acres: The Beauty Brand Harnessing the Power of Pecan Oil
For the duo behind wellness company Nuez Acres, pecans are more than a snack. The Mexican and Canadian Indigenous-owned wellness brand in Langley, B.C., brings layers of history and tradition to its pecan oil formulas.
Here’s What to See at IDS Vancouver
Interior Design Show Vancouver is making its return next weekend (September 22 to 25). With four days of exhibits, seminars, and speakers, the event is showcasing the best of the best in Canadian design.
Home of the Week: Chester House by MacKay-Lyons Sweetapple Architects
On the South Shore of Nova Scotia in a tiny village called Chester sits a comfortable contemporary country abode by MacKay-Lyons Sweetapple Architects, completed last year.
Ashley Botten Design Creates Timeless Pieces Made for Living
The new Ashley Botten Design (abd) product line started with frustration. Founded in 2004 by Ashley Botten, the firm was working on the interior of a cottage in Muskoka and couldn’t find a vase with the right compositional balance to go with the oversized table. Botten decided to make one, and potter vessels were born.
Partoem Atelier Embraces the Beauty of Picolissimo
Sometimes the best things come as small packages. Leather goods brand Partoem embraces the beauty of the itty bitty with its capsule bag collection, Picolissimo—a play on piccolissimo, “smallest” in Italian.
The Land of Fire and Ice
There’s a saying in Iceland: If you don’t like the weather, wait five minutes. And looking out across the vast treeless countryside of South Iceland from Hotel Rangá, you can watch the weather roll in and, just as quickly, roll out. There’s a sense of wild indomitability, pervasive in a place so dependent upon the whims and rhythms of the environment, especially one where they’re as dramatic as in Iceland.
Collecto: For the Love of Entertaining
The Collecto ethos revolves around fostering the connection that happens when people gather at someone’s home. It’s being at the table that means the most.
The Creative Worlds of Contemporary Artist Elizabeth Zvonar
Contemporary artist Elizabeth Zvonar pieces together unlikely objects in her mixed media work of sculpture, installation, and collage.
Aman Group Brings a Sleek New Hotel to Manhattan
Using its trademark palette of neutrals, the Aman Group, known for some of the world’s most elegant hotels, has brought sleek new design to Manhattan.
Ever Amid’s Botanical Lip Care Is a Labour of Love
“To me, quality means less. Sustainability means nothing if not rooted in less,” says Nadine Boyd, founder of Ever Amid, a small-batch eco-friendly design and wellness brand. “The better an object or formula, the less will ultimately be required over time.”
Home of the Week: Boundary Point Cabin by Bohlin Cywinski Jackson
Sitting on the highest site overlooking a quiet lake in British Columbia’s West Kootenays, Bohlin Cywinski Jackson’s Boundary Point Cabin is a modern getaway and gathering place for loved ones.
Tiffany & Co.’s New Collection Gives a Nod to the Past
Many of Tiffany & Co.’s jewellery designs thoughtfully reflect the brand’s history, and its newest collection, the biggest this year, does that while achieving an effortless and modern aesthetic with collections such as the Tiffany Lock.
Home of the Week: Villa Cala Volpe by Fabio Mazzeo Architects
Overlooking the glimmering Mediterranean Sea, Fabio Mazzeo’s Villa Cala Volpe ebbs and flows with the topography as if it was sculpted by the wind, exactly as the architects intended. Completed in 2015, the sprawling home spans 14,000 square feet and is surrounded by nearly 54,000 square feet of terraced gardens and infinity pools, unifying indoors and out for the best of country living.
Away Luggage Expands to the Outdoors
Take a stroll through any airport and you’re bound to see at least a few Away suitcases. The stylish roller bags have become emblematic of those who have mastered the art of travel, skipping lines with a flash of a precheck boarding pass, snoozing in exclusive lounges, and stowing their suitcases in overhead compartments without having to shove, beg, or bribe.
Angie Crabtree Brings Her Opulent Diamond Paintings to L.A.
“I’ve always been fascinated by what it means to live the American Dream,” says artist Angie Crabtree. There’s perhaps no single object that better encapsulates the sparkling commodification of that dream than a diamond, which Crabtree puts under a microscope in her hyper-realistic paintings.
Riley’s Fish and Steak Is Vancouver’s New Chic Restaurant
If ever there were a perfect time for a chilled seafood tower, served with a refreshing raspberry mignonette cocktail sauce on the side, it’s on a particularly hot summer day. Glowbal Restaurant Group’s latest project, Riley’s Fish and Steak, brings that and more to Vancouver’s downtown waterfront.
Home of the Week: Muskoka Cottage by Studio Paolo Ferrari
Overlooking the rocky shore of Lake Rosseau near Ontario’s Georgian Bay, Muskoka Cottage by Studio Paolo Ferrari is a testament to the beauty of the outdoor world.
An Urban Escape in Victoria, B.C.
At Ritual Nordic Spa, they don’t believe a sauna experience should be a luxury but rather an integral part of a self-care routine, accessible in both price and location to as many people as possible.