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The signature piece from the Vancouver-based design studio.
The signature piece from the Vancouver-based design studio.
The signature piece from the Vancouver-based design studio.
Hans Hopfer’s Mah Jong sofa was reimagined by Roche Bobois and renowned designers in exclusive fabrics over the past five decades.
Gergei Erdei has released a collection of folding screens, each a visually striking art piece, interpreting ancient stories in a new light.
Maison Corbeil celebrates 50 years by bringing back some iconic 1970s designs, through Montreal-based photographers Leda & St.Jacques.
Heim Furniture creates one-off commissions for customers, using sustainable North American wood, much of it sourced from Vancouver Island.
Scandinavian furniture house HAY and London’s iconic luxury department store, Liberty, collaborate on the new Matin Lamp.
With a low-slung profile and instantly recognizable silhouette described as “a tube of toothpaste folded back on itself,” Michel Ducaroy’s Togo chair now features in the homes of taste-making celebrities and designers alike. How, then, does one update such a contemporary icon?
The vintage furniture landscape is changing, as are the demands of the modern online consumer—and Montreal’s vendors are changing along with them.
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.