The ground floor of a semi-detached Toronto townhouse is rarely generous with light. In the Mathersfield Project, designer Sam Sacks inherited a floor plate further complicated by a structural wall dividing the living and dining… Read More »Sam Sacks Renovates a Toronto Townhouse From the Inside Out
As populations continue to age globally, architecture is increasingly confronted with a difficult question: how can homes support physical accessibility without reducing later life to a purely clinical condition? Too often, housing designed for aging… Read More »FELT’s Home for Life Centers Dignity in Ageing-in-Place Design
With sterile white cube exhibits now a memory of a bygone era, contextualized displays have become the norm across the design industry. Independent talents, established brands, and leading galleries are now primarily staging their wares… Read More »At Milan Design Week, Playinghouse Strategically Sited Spatially Responsive Designs
Texture is a unique facet of design in that it cannot be felt with just the eyes – or perhaps it can. Our brains are so primed to understand our environments on an immediate basis… Read More »MUHLY Celebrates Texture At Afternoon Light
Light and faith have long been intertwined symbols of life, our circadian rhythms tethered to the sunlight that greets us each day. Across cultures and centuries, light has signified purity, warmth, revelation, and at times… Read More »The Nimbus Vase Bridges Art, Light, and Design
As the pageant queen of design weeks, Milan tends to go all out. And this year, the city-wide festivities were bigger and bolder than ever. The name of the game: balloons. From the most luxe… Read More »5 Balloon Wonders at Milan Design Week