Canadian Interiors

Canadian Interiors is released seven times a year, reaching a monthly audience of 12,585 copies. With a total readership of 40,271, CI connects you to an audience interested in your products. The magazine explores the beauty and practicality of interior design, architecture, space management, and furniture design. Canadian Interiors is dedicated to researching and sharing the latest products, serving as a valuable resource for industry professionals. Additionally, it keeps readers informed about updates from associations, policy changes, and membership matters.

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Coverings 2025: Bold, Biophilic, and Beyond

4 days ago | canadianinteriors.com | Peter Sobchak

The tile industry brought its A-game to Orlando this year, showing off new examples of eye-popping colour, human-centered textures, and high-tech integration. On display at Coverings 2025 were warm palettes of sand-inspired neutrals and rich earth tones next to gold-veined marble looks and deep ocean blues in a trend that has been coined “Drenching” which envelops rooms in cohesive colour or stone patterns.
ARIDO Journal: Co-Creating a More Inclusive Future

3 weeks ago | canadianinteriors.com | Peter Sobchak

On March 28, 2025, in Ottawa, the Association of Registered Interior Designers of Ontario (ARIDO) and Association professionnelle des designers d’intérieur du Québec (APDIQ), entered into a Mutual Recognition Agreement (MRA) between the two jurisdictions that will ensure reciprocity and recognition of qualified members in both Ontario and Québec, respectively.
Book review: Episodes in Public Architecture

1 month ago | canadianinteriors.com | Peter Sobchak

In Episodes in Public Architecture, Andrew Frontini offers more than a monograph; he creates a reflective, richly annotated journey through a design career shaped by humility, theatre, and the pursuit of public meaning. Equal parts architectural autobiography and operational case study, the book delivers a necessary argument for the architect as both cultural protagonist and civic steward — a stance particularly resonant in today’s age of ethical ESG mandates and urban regeneration imperatives.
From Sourdough to Site Plans: Sansa Interiors

1 month ago | canadianinteriors.com | Peter Sobchak

Perhaps the most remarkable aspect of Kamal’s approach was her early focus on systems and scalability. This foresight led her to develop comprehensive systems for every aspect of the business: client communication workflows; file management protocols; drawing standards; and project management frameworks. “I tried every app out there,” she laughs.
Order Out of Chaos: Creative Matters

1 month ago | canadianinteriors.com | Peter Sobchak

Canadian businesses have faced a rough five years amid a pandemic, harsh inflation, Donald Trump’s chaotic tariffs, and a looming recession. Yet, Toronto-based Creative Matters Inc., a rug and wall coverings design and manufacture company, refused to take shelter.
Creative Matters: Q&A with Ana Cunningham

1 month ago | canadianinteriors.com | Peter Sobchak

Founded in Toronto in 1988, Creative Matters Inc. has evolved into a globally recognized design firm specializing in bespoke fair-trade rugs and eco-friendly wall coverings. The company’s international growth began in the 1990s with commissions for embassies worldwide, which catalyzed expansion and talent acquisition. In 2021, Creative Matters established a European satellite office in Brussels, Belgium and employs additional design talent in Thailand.
Light, Line, and Lifeblood: Public Healthcare

1 month ago | canadianinteriors.com | Peter Sobchak

There’s no more iconic, lasting symbol of the pandemic than the yellow heart-shaped softly glowing neon “hero” lights that folks in many Toronto neighbourhoods spontaneously put in their front windows during those bleak, early days of COVID-19.
MIFF 2025: From Palm Trees to Possibilities

1 month ago | canadianinteriors.com | Peter Sobchak

Post-pandemic shifts have increased demand for home and office furniture, with consumers prioritizing value-for-money products and a strong global demand for affordable, quality furniture. Malaysia has a well-established cost-to-quality balance, making its furniture attractive in both mid-range and premium markets, which is partially why Malaysia ranks among the top 10 global furniture exporters, with key markets in North America and Europe.
May/June 2025 - Canadian Interiors

1 month ago | canadianinteriors.com | Steve Wilson

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Introducing the 28th annual Best of Canada Awards jury

1 month ago | canadianinteriors.com | Peter Sobchak

It is our pleasure to announce the jury members for the 28th annual Best of Canada Awards competition. They are:Products Dylan Horvath — Cortex Design Inc. Anna KaoRanee Lee — DESIGNWithProjectsDom Cheng – NonumentChen Cohen – DIALOGDavid Grant-Rubash – Phaedrus StudioTatiana Soldatova – SyllableDylan HorvathFounder & CEO, Cortex Design Inc.