1. Reflective surfaces
The Silver and Chrome Era – Designers harnessed chrome, glass, and high-gloss finishes to play with light and space, creating dynamic, luminous interiors.
Expect statement lighting and metallic accents to add depth, especially in kitchens and ensuites.
2. Natural materials, re-imagined
Sustainability took a refined turn with recycled plastics, biomorphic shapes, and tactile textures.
Materials were used unexpectedly, blending eco-conscious innovation with artistic expression.
3. Nostalgia, re-interpreted
Cinematic interiors returned with moody drama and rich textures—think velvet lounges, boucle fabrics, deep timber tones, and Art Deco elegance.
The balance of opulence and comfort defines this trend and resonates through our Portofino and Barcelona homes that harness classic shapes and styles through timeless design.
4. Softness and comfort
Bedrooms evolved into true retreats, layered with natural fibres, mid-toned timber, boucle, velvet, and ambient lighting. The focus is on restorative spaces designed for relaxation.
Our Montreal home design features ample multipurpose spaces and retreats to truly embrace the essence of comfort for everyone in your home.
5. Lighting that transforms
No longer just functional, lighting emerged as an artistic centrepiece.
Fluid forms, sculptural fixtures, and warm tones blur the line between utility and atmosphere, elevating interior spaces.
Design is evolving — and so are we.
Whether it’s a full suite of bedroom furniture, reflective finishes in your kitchen or elevated lighting throughout, these ideas come to life through our Behind the Design approach—where every choice is intentional and created for real living and reflected in our displays, homes and design options.
