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The CCA Presents the Exhibition "Phyllis Lambert: 75 Years At Work"
Canadian Centre for Architecture (CCA)
Phyllis Lambert, Founding Director Emeritus, 2017.
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Maxe by Ceragres features tones and textures reminding us of nature’s beauty
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Ceragres
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J & M Republic’s one of a kind rugs are not to be missed
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J & M Republic
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Inspired by the Aurora Borealis, th wifi-controlled Nanoleaf Aurora transforms light into living paint
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Nanoleaf
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Natural Landscape Group maximizes outdoor space through innovative seating
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Natural Landscape Group
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Azure Trade Talks Speaker Nika Zupanc’s collaboration with Qeeboo
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Nika Zupanc
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IDS17 MAKER, Morgan Clayhill’s handmade wooden Graffiti Cabinet
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Morgan Clayhill
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Altea Furniture’s credenza is the perfect blend of traditional and modern
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Altea Furniture
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Award winning Gweilo light manipulates the dynami movement of luminosity itself
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PARTISANS
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Remnant Rust by Hannah Vaughan
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Hannah Vaughan
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AVANI has mastered the art of utilizing neutral tones for a modern finish
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AVANI
Major Figures From the World of Design are Coming to Montreal
World Design Summit Organization (WDSO)
Belinda Tato
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World Design Summit Organization (WDSO)
Major Figures From the World of Design are Coming to Montreal
World Design Summit Organization (WDSO)
Jan Gehl
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World Design Summit Organization (WDSO)
WIN Awards - Interior Practice & Lighting Categories Shortlists Announced
World Interiors News
WIN Awards 2016 - Lighting Products Category: Fliegenbein SL Standing Lamp by J.T. Kalmar GmbH (Vienna, Austria)Kalmar Werkstätten's FLIEGENBEIN SL Standing Lamp – has a classic, industrial, humorous appeal and an organic and yet luxurious feel that blends in effortlessly with modern living environments. The Fliegenbein SL Standing Lamp is the third addition to the Fliegenbein family of four, expanding the character and functional applications of the range also consisting of table, floor and pendant versions. Fliegenbein gets its name from its base, which resembles the legs of a housefly. The standing lamp, designed by Kalmar Werkstätten’s creative director Garth Roberts, was launched by the Vienna based brand in January 2015 and translates Julius Theodor Kalmar’s 1957 floor lamp of the same name for a modern environment. ‘The detailing is very nice, in particular the cable management out of one of its legs. I would certainly put this into an interior project. It has different metal finishes; Brown, Dark Grey and light Grey, which is good. The silk lampshade would give a nice diffused quality of light. It’s a great product.’ DA
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J.T. Kalmar GmbH
WIN Awards - Interior Practice & Lighting Categories Shortlists Announced
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WIN Awards 2016 - Lighting Products Category: KROP by CGM design LLC (New York City, United States)Krop Technology is a research laboratory and manufacturer of luminaries based on advanced optics and electronics for the purpose of controlling illuminance. Revolutionary concepts are utilized that supersedes conventional symmetric solutions and points to a forward direction for lighting expertise.Krop luminaries are particularly well suited for museums, galleries and exhibitions where the object needs to have the illumination cropped closely and evenly. ‘This is a very clever idea; a product that can frame a painting or graphic on display where the object needs to have the illumination cropped closely. Its design is quite strong and solves, quite beautifully, a specific design challenge. I’d be interested to see it in the flesh!’ FA
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CGM design LLC
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