Annie Quigley

1 week ago | remodelista.com | Annie Quigley

“Furniture shopping can be overwhelming,” says Canada-based furniture co. Sundays. “We do things differently. We curate a small collection of truly great pieces, so every choice is a good one.”Founded in 2019 by four friends (sound familiar?), the outfit offers high-quality, smartly designed furniture without the question marks. Plus, the designs have great names, like Movie Night (an inviting sectional). Here are five clever pieces we like:For a look at all the offerings, head to Sundays.

2 weeks ago | remodelista.com | Annie Quigley

Every once in a while, Ikea introduces a piece that goes on to become a hard-to-find, oft-sleuthed-for collector’s item. This week they released a whole bunch. Stockholm 2025, released to mark 40 years of the Stockholm line, features all-new offerings—from sofas to rugs to glassware—designed by a team of three Swedish designers—Nike Karlsson, Ola Wihlborg, and Paulin Machado—helmed by Karin Gustavsson, creative leader at Ikea. The through line?

2 weeks ago | remodelista.com | Annie Quigley

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4 weeks ago | remodelista.com | Annie Quigley

This kitchen gives new meaning to “hearth of the home.”Situated on an island in Georgian Bay, Ontario, the space is centered on a generously sized stone island. “The family has a tradition of standing and sharing food around the kitchen island on weekends,” says Adam Robinson of Montreal-based Bureau Tempo, who collaborated with Thom Fougere Studio on the interiors of the new build.

1 month ago | remodelista.com | Annie Quigley

Spotted by Julie and promptly admired by all of us: the Oprheu collection of eight wool rugs by Lisbon-based designers Garcé Dimofski for Beni Rugs. Rich in texture and color, the collection is inspired by the work of Portuguese poet and writer Fernando Pessoa, “a poet whose greatest desire was to feel everything in every way,” and named for the short-lived literary magazine he founded in 1915. Have a look at a few rugs we’re coveting, each a dose of poetry for the floor.