The Lara Bohinc Expression of Design
Celestial beings.
Following a gradual return to creating furniture over the past four years, the famed jewellery designer launched her first seating collection this year.
FYI Design
Design Studio Claste’s New Minimalism
Montreal newcomers.
Furniture that challenges our assumptions and perceptions around instability and fragility during a moment in history when everything seems uncertain.
Toronto Design Studio Moss & Lam
Creating new things.
If the name “Deborah Moss” isn’t familiar, it’s because for a long time she has been a “secret resource of top interior designers.”
RH Toronto, the Gallery at Yorkdale
A global gallery.
Restoration Hardware’s ambitious new four-level, 7,000-square-foot Toronto flagship feels more like a boutique hotel than a furniture boutique.
Design Mind Jaime Hayon
In translation.
In Jaime Hayon’s work, there is a language. The Madrid-born designer speaks through curves (they must be deep), materials (classic), and a theme (always unexpected).
Minotti’s New Canadian Showroom
Interior elements.
Italy’s Minotti family—long-time leaders in the quality furniture game—unveil a new 11,000-square-foot showroom in Toronto’s King East Design District.
De La Espada, Portugal
Domestic landscapes.
The Portuguese design company creates key pieces of furniture for places to rest, eat, sleep, and work.
Moissonnier’s Vancouver Showroom
The French company's first North American outpost.
Moissonnier is synonymous with bold, bespoke design and has recently opened its first North American showroom in Vancouver.
Calico Wallpaper in Red Hook, Brooklyn
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.
