Some furniture just fills a room, but others make it feel alive. The bar at Kerrybrook is a perfect example. Ricco Cabinetry’s team put extra care into designing and building it, making it one of their signature pieces. This bold, sculptural millwork operates as the centrepiece of a unique home.

From a student residence tower on Vancouver's Point Grey campus to a waterfront academic hub in Toronto, forests are increasingly showing up not as framing lumber, but as the structural bones of the building itself. This is mass timber — and at its centre sit two engineered wood products that get mentioned in the same breath, yet behave in entirely different ways once they're holding up a roof.

India’s furniture market was worth about USD 26 billion in 2025, with the sustainable, handcrafted segment growing faster than ever. The Indian Green Building Council says demand for green-certified products is rising by about 20% each year, with supply limited to a few boutique stores. This reflects a bigger change in what Indian families want for their homes.

NOZLOO's new NZ-103W3320 was designed with that tension in mind. The 33-inch fireclay sink doesn't just borrow the farmhouse silhouette; it rebuilds the basin as a small, adaptable system, one capable of shifting character and function depending on what a kitchen—or the person cooking in it—actually needs.

Small-space living has quietly rewritten the rules of furniture design. A chair no longer just needs to look good — it needs to earn its square footage, and ideally give it back when the day is done. The Flexi-Fold Minimalist Chair, released as a CNC-ready digital file by design studio LaserNestDesignsART, answers that brief with a single elegant gesture: a folding seat cut entirely from one panel of wood.

Transformer Table has taken that story as inspiration for its newest finish, Driftwood Oak, a soft, sun-washed tone designed for a moment when the furniture industry is being asked harder questions about where materials come from and where they end up.

Modern homes are reaching for the sky with higher ceilings and taller entryways, but safety can never be sacrificed for style. For years, finding a high-quality, 8-foot-tall door that also met strict fire safety codes was a frustrating challenge for builders and architects.

Montreal’s design scene is glowing a little brighter. Cœur d’artichaut, the city’s premier destination for distinctive furniture and home accessories, has officially announced an exclusive new partnership with the prestigious Spanish brand, Peralta Vidavi.

During a prestigious tenure as the inaugural Designer-in-Residence at the Vignelli Center for Design Studies from 2023 to 2024, architect RZLBD, from Atelier RZLBD, was presented with a glowing challenge. Through an exclusive design workshop in partnership with the renowned Corning Museum of Glass, the assignment was clear yet demanding: ideate, design, and prototype a lampshade.

When the worlds of innovative material design and visionary architecture collide, the result is often extraordinary. Such is the case with the Ēclos® Maitake Table, a stunning collaborative piece by global surface leader Cosentino and the acclaimed Patkau Studio.