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2025-2026 Interior Design Trends: What Will Transform Canadian Homes
Every year, interior design trends evolve and open up fresh ways to reimagine our living spaces. For 2025-2026, we're seeing a strong return to nat...
Woodland: Bring the Beauty of Nature into Your Home Decor
Welcome to the warm universe of Woodland, where the essence of nature embraces your family home. Our carefully crafted new collection aspires to create a welcoming and authentic atmosphere.
Maximalist Decor: A New Wave for Wallpaper
In stark contrast to the minimalist style, discover the basic principles to apply for a bold yet personalized interior design. Our two contributors, Marianne Plaisance and Hilary Jane, share their must-haves for seamlessly integrating self-adhesive wallpaper into a maximalist decor.
Our Trade Program for Designers
Are you an interior designer? This article is for you! Whether you are self-employed or employed in a studio, you are bound to deal with many different suppliers, such as contractors, painters, architects, etc. Find out more about our designer program.
What Is Mid-Century Modern Style?
The Mid-century Modern trend is characterised by a desire to combine functionality with aesthetics. This means that not only are aesthetic objects sought, but also useful and durable ones. The spaces are therefore much more streamlined and the objects in them all have a specific function.
The Terrazzo Trend: How to Bring It Into Your Decor
Originally designed as a covering made of marble fragments, terrazzo is now used everywhere: on floors, walls, countertops, accessories and even furniture. Would you like to incorporate terrazzo into your décor? Discover in this article 3 ways to do so.
Wallpaper vs. Tapestry vs. Mural: What's the Difference?
Tapestry, wallpaper and mural… It can be difficult to differentiate between those terms, especially when you are buying online and can’t touch the different materials.
Lavender Julep's One Room Challenge
Julie Garel (@lavender_julep), an interior designer from Ontario, participated as a guest in the One Room Challenge. Since she is pregnant, she decided to decorate her unborn child's room.
A Japanese-Inspired Dining Room by Déconome
The project began with the decoration of Stephanie's neighbour's dining room. Being in an open area with the living room and kitchen, Stephanie suggested to her neighbour to install a wallpaper on the window wall to delimit the dining area from the rest of the space.

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