What if architecture could change the way we look at aging? In Beloeil, the newly designed shared spaces of the Cloria residence are doing exactly that. Designed by Taktik, this fresh approach to senior living leaves outdated conventions behind. Instead of rigid schedules and clinical spaces, the design encourages autonomy, freedom, and a vibrant sense of community.

The "Made in Canada" label on a piece of furniture isn't just a geographic fact—it’s a declaration of quality, ethical labor, and material integrity. But as international "fast-furniture" floods the market, the domestic industry is leaning heavily on an unsung hero to survive: Intellectual Property (IP).

Keeping a pulse on design shifts is essential for curating a modern space. Whether one is planning a complete renovation or a simple room refresh, understanding the latest aesthetic movements ensures that a space feels current rather than dated. This year, the focus is firmly on timeless elegance, historic architectural charm, and deep personalization.

In the high-stakes world of hospitality renovations, the clock is just as critical as the aesthetics. Every delayed shipment and missed deadline translates directly to lost revenue and operational headaches. However, through the meticulous execution demonstrated by Kabana Group in this project, a large-scale renovation breathes new life into a property, elevating its market position and thrilling its guests.

Lori Morris doesn’t just design rooms; she creates worlds. Entertainer’s Dream is a cinematic, fully immersive suite built for one thing: the ultimate hosting experience. Every inch of this space is designed to lead guests through a story of deep blues, shimmering brass, and soft velvet. It’s bold, it’s moody, and it’s unapologetically glamorous.

Inside the landmark Toronto-Dominion (TD) Centre, Michel Arcand and Don Parker, in collaboration with Ray Inc., have completed a stunning transformation of a management office for Cadillac Fairview. The project proves that a space can celebrate the strict discipline of historic modernist architecture while effortlessly serving the fluid, collaborative realities of contemporary workplace culture.

In Toronto’s west end, a newly built Kingsway residence beautifully captures what happens when clarity, trust, and a shared vision guide every decision. Designed by Joan and Company Interiors for longtime clients Nathania and Mark, this home reflects the magic of an experienced design team dedicated to balancing breathtaking aesthetics with the beautiful, messy reality of family life.

After more than a decade immersed in the relentless energy of New York City, the clients behind the Avoca Condo were ready to come home. Seeking a space that honoured their fast-paced past while embracing their grounded future, they found a 1,200-square-foot sanctuary near Rosedale’s leafy Yonge and St. Clair corridor. Boasting excellent bones and serene park views, the canvas was there—but it needed vision.

Transforming an underused concourse and a segment of underground parking into a state-of-the-art commuter wellness amenity, The Interchange prioritizes comfort, care, and personal dignity. This ambitious vision hasn't just reshaped the daily grind for tenants—it recently secured two prestigious ARIDO Awards, winning in both the Distinct (interior environments) and Craft categories.

Some projects push boundaries; others redefine them entirely. Project No. 825 belongs to the latter. Developed, structured, and refined over more than two years, this residence moves beyond the conventional framework of the single-family home to become a masterclass in intentional living.

In the lush, affluent enclave of Kleinburg, Ontario, a new standard for contemporary residential design is quietly taking shape. Project Kleinburg, a 5,000-square-foot custom residence designed by Studio X Interiors, stands as a masterclass in spatial orchestration.

Situated on an unusually deep lot in the heart of Toronto’s vibrant Junction neighbourhood, the Junction Triangle House is a story of radical transformation.

By reimagining the main level’s footprint and flow, the project balances high-end modern finishes with the rugged, organic character of the home’s original stone features.

Teknion, a global leader in workplace furniture and design, has launched an ambitious program, Advanced Concepts 2.0, dedicated to exploring the evolving dynamics of the contemporary workplace.

Situated in the heart of Toronto, the Portugal Village House is a refined reimagining of a classic 19th-century semi-detached bay-and-gable home.

LOULOU, a premier destination for rare and avant-garde eyewear, has been ranked second among the "Top 5 Global Opticians" by Eyestylist, the leading international authority on optical fashion.