The Leather Craftsmanship of La Compagnie Robinson
Leather goods made to last.
The artisans at La Compagnie Robinson handcraft leather goods in a little country workshop in Brigham, Quebec, where simplicity is key.
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Design Space: La Maison Noire, Montreal’s Black Design Oasis
Showcasing some of Quebec’s top design talent.
La Maison Noire is part private residence and part showroom in Quebec, created by design company La Firme and Bolitomino Studio.
Artist Spotlight: Pascale Girardin
Her latest collection, Figura II, symbolizes the human form.
Pascale Girardin’s decades-spanning career in ceramics and art installations has earned several distinctions and awards for her studio.
Maison Corbeil Looks Back on Its 50-year Legacy in Quebec
Celebrating five decades of refined furnishings.
Maison Corbeil celebrates 50 years by bringing back some iconic 1970s designs, through Montreal-based photographers Leda & St.Jacques.
Hinter’s Natural Model for Hotels in Vermont’s Northeast Kingdom
Slowing down time through architecture.
Hinter, in Montreal, is building their first hotel on a 30-acre plot of land in Vermont, called the Outpost.
Putting Brome-Missisquoi on the Menu: Espace Old Mill’s Circular Farm-to-Table Approach
Farmer and educator Jean-Martin Fortier’s first foray into hospitality with a garden-supplied restaurant and inn.
Farmer and educator Jean-Martin Fortier’s first foray into hospitality with a garden-supplied restaurant and inn.
Exploring Thermotherapies of the World at Quebec’s Förena Cité thermale
An international tour of leisure.
In the dead of winter, steam rises high above the farmlands of Saint-Bruno-de-Montarville, a 30-minute drive from Montreal, the white plumes exhaled from one of Canada’s largest spas, Förena Cité thermale.
Inside the Sofitel Montreal Golden Mile’s 20th Anniversary Soirée
And what to do in Montreal.
For Canadians, Montreal represents a kind of bohemian paradise: a culturally rich, architecturally arresting, walkable city with great shopping and an even better food scene. Luckily, for Ontarians, Canada’s answer to Paris is a short drive, flight, or train ride away. For a luxurious stay in the city, look no further than Sofitel Montreal Golden Mile.
The Unique Taste and Origin of Stadaconé Gin
This craft spirit draws on the history of the land where it is made and is inspired by flavours and ingredients from around the world.
Jean-Pierre Allard, co-founder and president of Stadaconé, found inspiration in the rich history of Quebec and his own world travels. He combines both experiences to create a line of gin products with flavours from Canada, Asia, and places in between.
