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EDGE Welcome to the Interior Design Show Over the course of three-and-a-half days, the Interior Design Show shapes the industry for the year to come —in North America and beyond. The 20th edition of Canada’s design fair celebrates leading brands, innovative speakers and rising local talents. We hope you enjoy exploring the people, products and places that make the design world so exciting and inspiring.
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Schedule. Opening Night presented by Thursday, January 18, 2018 | 7 – 11pm $56 online $61 at the door $86 Opening Night and weekend, online $91 Opening Night and weekend, at the door
Professional Trade Day presented by Trade Talks presented by AZURE Magazine Friday, January 19, 2018 | 9am – 6pm $25 Online or at the door $45 Trade Day and weekend $10 Students at the door
Globe and Mail Saturday. January 20, 2018 | 10am – 7pm $19 online $22 at the door $17 group (20+)
House & Home Sunday. January 21, 2018 | 10am – 6pm $19 online $22 at the door $17 group (20+)
Trade Seminars. $38 Consumer Design Classes. $20 Interior Tours. $25 Venue. Metro Toronto Convention Centre, North Building 255 Front Street West, Toronto
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JOURNEY THE WORLD.
ARRIVE TRANSFORMED.
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Toronto Savor the luxe life in this feminine reimagining of the Contemporary Movement. Discover the breadth of our entire collection of bathroom products at dxv.com
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This DXV bathroom was designed by Alison Habermehl.
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Table of Contents. 6. Welcome 8. Schedule 12. The Party on Opening Night presented by The Globe and Mail and PurParket
In Attendance. 16. 22. 26. 30. 32. 34.
Yabu Pushelberg Michael Ford Jay Osgerby Kathryn Ireland Shauna Levy Karim Rashid
Speakers. 40. 51. 57.
Azure Trade Talks, Professional Trade Day Friday presented by Miele Globe and Mail Saturday House & Home Sunday
Features. 62. 64. 66. 68. 70. 71. 72. 80. 83.
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Canadian by Nature Studio North, Prototype, Ontario Wood, designboom mart, Maker How Bright Is Our Future? Caesarstone Collaboration with Snarkitecture Central Lounge CafĂŠ + All common spaces/eating spots Maker Product Launches Product Launches House & Home Interior Tours Thank You to Our Sponsors
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AT THE LEADING EDGE OF DESIGN FOR 20 YEARS, COME CELEBRATE THE FUTURE FANTASTIC
OPENING NIGHT PARTY & PREVIEW (19+) THURS JAN 18, 2018 7-11PM ENTERTAINMENT PROVIDED BY BELLOSOUND, FEATURING AND FRIENDS PORTION OF TICKET PROCEEDS BENEFIT HABITAT FOR HUMANITY METRO TORONTO CONVENTION CENTRE NORTH BUILDING AFTERPARTY AT DRAKE HOTEL 1150 QUEEN ST W
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Opening Night Party Supporters
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Look Who’s Here IDS18 Guest of Honour:
Yabu Pushelberg. Hitting new design heights 38 years in, Yabu Pushelberg has long been recognized as one of the most globally lauded interior design firms of the day. George Yabu and Glenn
Pushelberg founded Yabu Pushelberg in 1980. Brought together in Toronto at Ryerson University in 1972—for reasons they say can be loosely linked to kismet— the Ontario natives would meet serendipitously again a few years later, and thus begin their partnership in business and life. With studios in Toronto and New York, the firm strives to redefine how the world sees and experiences the built environment. Their multidisciplinary approach to interiors, product design, textiles, lighting design and architecture, is informed by an endless curiosity, driven by collaborations with creative, like-minded people. Creating captivating hotels, restaurants, and residences all around the world, they are particullary known for marquee hotels such as the Four Seasons in Toronto and the W in New York. They have worked with some of the world’s leading innovators Presented by:
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over the years, including Louis Vuitton, Stellarworks, Avenue Road, Bergdorf Goodman, Tiffany & Co., Kate Spade and Carolina Herrera. Recognized as design industry innovators, the duo have earned countless accolades for their work and contribution to international design excellence, including their appointment as Officers for the Order of Canada. They were named ‘Designers of the Year’ by Contract Magazine and were inducted into Interior Design’s Hall of Fame in 2002. In 2015 they received home town love when Design Exchange celebrated their partnership for exemplifying creativity, outstanding talent, and innovative vision. Wallpaper frequently reports on the firm, including a recent piece on the opening of New York’s Moxy hotel in Times Square, proclaiming “its playful, design-centric approach reaches a whole new level,” and Vogue cited the firm’s 2017 collaboration with Czech glass manufacturer Lasvit for their bespoke illuminated Christmas tree. Harnessing the creative potential of each new venture, Yabu and Pushelberg continue to lead and inspire the design industry the world over.
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George Yabu and Glen Pushelberg are speaking on the Caesarstone Stage Saturday at 2pm. See pg 53 for details.
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Look Who’s Here
Michael Ford, NOMA, AIA Assoc. The designer Michael Ford, born and raised in the City of Detroit, is known as The Hip Hop Architect. Ford received
his Masters of Architecture degree from the University of Detroit Mercy (UDM), where he completed his graduate thesis titled “Hip Hop Inspired Architecture and Design.” He has worked as a designer at Hamilton Anderson Associates located in Detroit, Mich. and as an adjunct professor at his alma matter. Ford has also worked as a designer at Flad Architects located in Madison, Wisc. Ford has spent the past decade working to blur the lines between professional practice and academia. He is dedicated to stimulating cross disciplinary discourse between practitioners and residents on the sociological and cultural implications of architecture and urban planning on its inhabitants. More specifically, Ford has unveiled the subconscious roles of historical architectural figures such as Le Corbusier in envisioning the built environments which necessitated the birth of hip hop culture. Ford’s Hip Hop Architecture research has been published in a variety of
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places including Fast Company Design, Blavity, The Fader, CityLab and Vibe Magazine. Along with these publications Ford has been a guest lecturer at several universities including the University of Illinois Urbana - Champaign, University of Detroit Mercy, University of Pennsylvania and Carnegie Mellon University. Michael Ford was invited to keynote the 2017 American Institute of Architects National Conference on Architecture and he delivered the keynote at 2016 SXSW Eco Conference in Austin, Texas. Through his years of research, publications, and lectures, Michael Ford is recognized in the architectural and hip hop communities as a galvanizer and pioneer of a new era of architectural practitioners. Currently, Ford is an instructor in the architecture program at Madison College, and CoFounder of The Urban Arts Collective, where he created and conducts The Hip Hop Architecture Camp™ with the mission to increase the number of minorities in architecture and urban planning. Ford is currently working with hip hop artists as he leads the programming and development of The Universal Hip Hop Museum in the Bronx, New York.
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COURTESY MICHAEL FORD, THE HIP HOP ARCHITECTURE CAMP™
The Hip Hop Architecture Camp™.
Michael Ford is speaking on the Caesarstone Stage Friday at 11am. See pg 41 for details.
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“Hip Hop is beyond beats and rhymes and architecture is beyond bricks and mortar.” —Michael Ford, NOMA, AIA Assoc.
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Jay Osgerby. Jay Osgerby began the eponymous London-based, design studio Barber & Osgerby in 1996 with fellow alumnus Edward Barber. Their diverse body of work spans industrial design, furniture and site-specific installations as well as limited edition pieces and public commissions such as the London 2012 Olympic Torch. With a Master’s degrees in Architecture from The Royal College of Art in London, Jay specializes in research-led investigation
of the projects he commits to. Barber & Osgerby’s work is held in permanent museum collections around the world including the V&A and the Design Museum in London, Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York and Art Institute of Chicago. Jay was awarded ‘Royal Designer for Industry’ by the RSA and an OBE for his services to the design industry and has led the development of collections for Vitra, B&B Italia, Venini, FLOS, Knoll, Isokon Plus, Galerie kreo, Glas Italia, Hermès, Mutina, Royal Doulton and the Royal Mint.
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Pacific Chair Map.
Jay Osgerby is speaking on the Caesarstone Stage Friday at 1pm. See pg 42 for details.
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Kathryn Ireland. British-born, pre-eminent interior designer Kathryn M. Ireland is a true citizen of the world. From her legendary
“sympathetic restorations” of landmark architectural houses and hotels to extraordinary homes for the Hollywood elite, the star of Million Dollar Decorators brings the best attributes of grand European style and cool California chic to every project. A diehard fan of bold color, the layering of pattern and texture, and the beauty of imperfection, Ireland’s interiors convey an easy, elegant vibe that is worldly and chic without trying. Ireland has become a major force in product manufacturing and has dedicated herself to producing her bespoke textile collections, weave collections, and upholstered goods all locally in the U.S. Beyond her eponymous line of textiles and furniture, Ireland has collaborated with several home furnishing brands including Grange and Scalamandre, and recently launched a paint collection with C2 Paints to complement her fabrics. In 2014, Ireland was named North American
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Brand Ambassador for beloved European brand AGA Rangemaster. She is the author of 6 best-selling books, including her most recent entertaining book, “Kathryn At Home.” Only adding to her long list of credits over her multi-hyphenate career, Ireland now develops and hosts Design Retreats each summer, and regularly hosts design bootcamps, where she offers her favourite local resources, professional expertise and storied experiences to help others succeed in the design industry. Ireland regularly appears as an expert on Good Morning America, Access Hollywood Live, and E! News. A shelter magazine favourite, Ireland’s design work appears frequently in Architectural Digest, Elle Decor, World of Interiors, Veranda, House Beautiful, W, and InStyle. Ireland is consistently featured on Elle Décor’s A-List and is one of the Top 25 Interior Designers as listed by The Hollywood Reporter. When she’s not designing or entertaining, Ireland divides her time between her home in Santa Monica, California, and her restored farmhouse in Southwest France.
Kathryn Ireland is speaking on the Caesarstone Stage Saturday at 4pm. See pg 54 for details.
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Shauna Levy is speaking on the Caesarstone Stage Saturday at 11:30am. See pg 52 for details.
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Shauna Levy. Two words: Cultural. Entrepreneur. As co-founder of the Interior Design Show (IDS) in Toronto and current president and CEO of Canada’s Design Exchange (DX), Shauna Levy is a boundless visionary. Instrumental in positioning Toronto as an international design destination, she has led some of the world’s most creative design minds to Canada, and in the fall of 2017, launched her most ambitious project to date. “Design is certainly about beauty, but it’s now time for design to do some heavy lifting. Design should have a seat at the table when discussing how to create a world where all people can prosper.” Levy co-founded IDS Toronto in 1998 and spent the next 15 years building it into the largest design fair in North America. In doing so, she aligned Canadian designers with global all-stars such as Piero Lissoni, Jean-Marie Massaud, and Marcel Wanders, by wooing them to the show. When she became president of DX in 2012, she was tasked with broadening the appeal of the venerable Toronto institution. She began with Stefan Sagmeister’s ‘The Happy Show,’ followed by London Design Museum’s retrospective of Christian Louboutin. And in 2014, she launched DX’s first in-house curated show, ‘This Is Not A Toy,’ as imagined by zeitgeist artists Takashi Murakami, KAWS and Frank Kozik. For this show, she invited Pharrell Williams to co-curate. Not only did he accept, he shared items from his personal collection.
By 2015, she launched DX Satellite, a series of curated exhibitions in neighbourhoods throughout Toronto. “The definition of cultural experience has significantly changed. It is no longer purely the purview of museums, and for that reason, we have to go to where people are—literally and figuratively,” she notes. As industrious as all that sounds, the project she launched last fall was her most ambious to date. Expo for Design, Innovation and Techology (EDIT), in partnership with the United Nations, is a 10-day, worldclass design festival that demonstrates how design can make the world a better place for all. Interactive exhibits and installations were created alongside workshops and speaker programs featuring David Suzuki, Richard Florida, Daan Roosegaarde and Odile Decq. “At the DX, we don’t program for a demographic, it’s really more of a psychographic,” says Levy. “If you are interested in the world around you, then you are interested in design.” Interior Design Show 2018
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Karim Rashid. Visionary and prolific, Karim Rashid is one of the most unique voices in design today. With more than 4000 designs
in production, nearly 300 awards to his name, and client work in over 40 countries, Rashid’s ability to transcend typology continues to make him a force among designers of his generation. Eschewing style in favor of designing in the modus of our time, Rashid’s designs include luxury goods for Christofle, Alessi, and Veuve Clicquot; democratic products for Umbra, bobble, and 3M; furniture for Bonaldo, Tonelli, BoConcept, and Vondom; lighting for Artemide and Fontana Arte; high-tech products for Asus and SirinLabs; surface design for Marburg and Abet Laminati; graphics for Citibank and Sony Ericsson; and award-winning packaging for Method, Paris Baguette, Kenzo, and Eos. Rashid’s influence expands to interiors, including restaurants like Amoje Food Capital in South Korea; hospitality design for nhow Hotel Berlin; public environments like Universita Metro Station in Naples; and retail design for Fun Factory. Additionally, he has collaborated on innumerable concept exhibitions for clients such as Dupont Corian, Deutsche Bank, PepsiCo, and Audi. In 2017, Rashid launched KURV Architecture
D.P.C. with partner Alex Hughes AIA, bringing a multidisciplinary approach to architecture, investment, and development. Numerous awards and accolades attest to Rashid’s contribution to the world of design. He is a perennial winner of the Red Dot award, and holds Honorary Doctorates from Carlton University, Pratt Institute, and OCAD in Toronto, among others. Artwork created by Rashid ranges from digital prints to public art. His works are featured in 20 permanent collections worldwide, including Brooklyn Museum of Art, MoMA, and The Center Pompidou. He is a frequent contributor to the Venice Biennale and is represented by Sandra Gering Gallery in New York City. A cultural shaper, Rashid is a frequent guest lecturer at universities and conferences globally, aspiring to change the world by making design a public subject. He is also regularly featured in print and digital platforms. This reach allows Rashid to fulfill his ambition of disseminating the importance of design in everyday life. Rashid’s latest monograph, XX (Design Media Publishing, 2015), features 400 pages of work selected from the last 20 years. Rashid’s pluralistic practice flirts with art, fashion, and music and is determined to creatively touch every aspect of our physical and virtual landscape. Interior Design Show 2018
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Karim Rashid is speaking on the Caesarstone Stage Sunday at 4pm. See pg 59 for details.
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Temptation Cancun Resort, SHE Restaurant.
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Professional Trade Day, Presented by Miele. AZURE Trade Talks
Friday, January 19, 2018 9am – 6pm
Source product, rack up CEUs, get inspired. IDS Professional Trade Day, presented by Miele, is reserved to professional members of the design trade. $25 online and at the door $45 Trade Day and weekend $10 students at the door
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Michael Ford IDCEC accredited
Michael Ford, Assoc. AIA, born and raised in Detroit, leads a national initiative exploring architecture and urban planning through the lens of hip-hop culture. Ford is the founder of The Hip Hop Architecture Camp™, a nation-wide camp which uses “Hip Hop Architecture” as a catalyst to increase the number of underrepresented communities in architecture.
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AZURE Trade Day Talks.
1pm – 2pm
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Jay Osgerby IDCEC accredited
Jay Osgerby and Edward Barber began their London-based design studio, Barber & Osgerby, in 1996. In 2001, the duo established the architecture and interior design practice Universal Design Studio, and in 2012, they founded Map Project OďŹƒce, specialising in research and strategy-led design. Their diverse body of work spans industrial design, limited-edition pieces, site-specific installations, and furniture for leading global manufacturers such as B&B Italia, Flos, Knoll and Vitra.
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AyA Kitchens in collaboration with PARTISANS architecture, 1st place winner of IDS17 Booth Awards 400 SQ FT Category.
2:15pm – 3:15pm
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Booth Awards And the winner is ... Juried by an esteemed group of judges, the IDS booth awards recognize excellence in exhibit design. Each winner receives 1 press kit distribution to promote their product and brand via v2com newswire.
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AZURE Trade Day Talks.
3:30pm – 4:30pm
Presented by:
Alex Mustonen from Snarkitecture In conversation with AZURE Editor IDCEC accredited
Snarkitecture is a New York-based collaborative design practice, co-founded by Alex Mustonen and Daniel Arsham in 2008 to investigate the boundaries between disciplines. The name is drawn from Lewis Carroll’s The Hunting of The Snark, a poem describing the “impossible voyage of an improbable crew to find an inconceivable creature.” In its search for the unknown, Snarkitecture creates work that includes large-scale projects, installations and objects. Snarkitecture’s work focuses on the reinterpretation of everyday materials, structures and programs to new and imaginative effect. With a conceptual approach centered on the importance of experience, the studio creates unexpected and memorable moments that invite people to explore and engage with their surroundings.
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Trade Day Seminars. $38 per seminar, does not include Trade Day show admission
9am – 10am
The City of the Future; the Necessary Contribution of Designers Room 201 D 1 IDCEC hour; Eligible for OAA accreditation
Today, we are constantly reading about the scale and speed of urbanization around the world and the increasing role of technology to make our cities more efficient. We have already seen that technology can assist with important urban challenges, such as mobility, but is this all we need? What are the real challenges for cities as we move forward, and what can designers contribute to the future scenarios?
10am – 11am
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HOUZZ Rules Room 201 F 1 IDCEC hour; Eligible for OAA accreditation
Speaker: John Filomena, Caesarstone
Learn how to utilize Houzz’s digital scrapbook; leverage it as a social media network and as a tool to collaborate with clients; use the inspirational search engine; and customize the Houzz business directory.
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Trade Day Seminars. $38 per seminar, does not include Trade Day show admission
10:30am – 11:30am
Universal Design: Learning From the Past, Designing for the Future
Presented by: Ontario/Canada Chapter
Ontario/Canada Chapter
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Room 201 D 1 IDCEC hour; Eligible for OAA accreditation
Moderator: Jane Lockhart, BAAID, Jane Lockhart Interior Design Panelists: Erika Floysvik, Fia & Company; Donna Church, Kohler Canada; Andria Cowan Molyneaux, ACM Designs Aging in place is a hot topic. In the next two decades, senior housing will reshape the Canadian housing market. By 2035, the number of Canadians over 80 years old will double. One-third of households will be headed by someone over 65. It’s crucial to design homes and communities suited to an older population. In Ontario, we’re working to create more ways to keep people in their homes, longer. With universal design, what works for seniors can work for everyone.
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11:30am – 12:30pm
Using the WELL Building Standard to Optimize Your Healthy Workplace Room 201 F 1 IDCEC hour; Eligible for OAA accreditation; IDCEC HSW Designation Accredited
Panelists: Marcia O’Connor, AM FM Consulting Group Inc; Valerie Johnston, Pinchin Ltd.; David Hoffman, Toronto Dominion Centre The WELL Building Standard™ was first released in October 2014 by the International Well Building Institute following 7 years of research with physicians, scientists and leading industry professionals. WELL is a performance-based system for measuring and certifying features of the built environment that impact human health and well-being, taking a holistic approach to health in the built environment by addressing behaviour, operations and design. It can be applied across many real estate sectors, and the current WELL v1 is optimized for commercial and institutional office buildings.
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Trade Day Seminars. $38 per seminar, does not include Trade Day show admission
12pm – 1pm
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The Business of Colour Room 201 D 1 IDCEC hour; Eligible for OAA accreditation
Panelists: Arren Williams, Casa Cubista; Shai DeLuca, Shai DeLuca Interior Design; Sharon Grech, Benjamin Moore Join our panel of renowned industry experts and TV personalities for an engaging discussion surrounding the business of colour. We will explore topics including how colour can impact and grow your business, and how designers can leverage trends and inspiration when addressing client needs.
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1pm – 2pm
Designing For People Means Designing With Them: The Rise of Evidence-Based Design Room 201 F 1 IDCEC hour; Eligible for OAA accreditation
Speaker: Tyler Gilchrist, figure3
1:30pm — 2:30pm
Colour & Material Trends for Spring/Summer 2019 Room 201 D 1 IDCEC hour; Eligible for OAA accreditation
Speaker: Martina Kucey, Colour Hive Limited Colour Hive Limited, the colour experts behind MIX Magazine, present an inspirational seminar profiling four key colour stories for Spring/Summer 2019: Disrupt, Drift, Hush and Worth. Based on this forecast, Martina Kucey will explore how these trends will inform our choices, inspire design concepts and influence material and surface applications for the decorative market.
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The new science of architecture and interior design clearly shows that we experience space very differently from how we previously thought. But how does that affect how we should design our interior environments? Join Gilchrist as he presents sciencebased answers for previously metaphysical questions, such as what designers can learn from nightclub line-ups and why we should be letting people co-design with us.
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Trade Day Seminars. $38 per seminar, does not include Trade Day show admission 2:30pm — 3:30pm
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Rent Your Brain, Reduce the Pain: Aligning Professional Design Skills Room 201 F 1 IDCEC hour; Eligible for OAA accreditation
Speaker: Corey Klassen, Corey Klassen Interior Design Design professionals are increasingly challenged to determine the right services, fees and business structures for their design firms or studios. Designers are outpriced by online services, online shopping and misunderstandings of what professional design services include. By identifying the skill sets, growth opportunities and client psychographics, the design professional can increase their creative value and apply their skills with homeowners and trade professionals. By the end of this course, you will be able to identify your professional skill sets; determine the skills and assets that align to your business model; formulate a client profile; and implement strategies for professional growth.
3pm – 4pm
Creating Brand Chemistry Room 201 D 1 IDCEC hour; Eligible for OAA accreditation
Speaker: Laura Beauparlant, Lab Creative Inc.
Creative people tend to be really good at their chosen craft. Unfortunately, a lot of them start businesses not realising it takes so much more than just their incredible skill, talent or idea. Laura Beauparlant uses her experience starting and working with successful creative businesses over the last 13+ years to help other creative entrepreneurs fast-track their own success. You will learn what branding is and why it matters to your business, as well as five common branding mistakes that are costing you money—and how to avoid them to build a strong, memorable business that attracts the right clients.
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Globe and Mail Saturday. Saturday, January 20, 2018 10am – 7pm
Where do we find inspiration?
Trends, ideas and inspiration are just some of the themes that are explored in this powerhouse speakers’ series. Globe and Mail Saturday at IDS is open to the public and gives consumers insider knowledge of design. $19 online $22 at the door $17 group (20+)
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Keynote Talks.
11:30am – 12:30pm
Shauna Levy, Partisans and Public Work About Public Spaces in Cities In conversation with Globe & Mail editor Andrew Sardone 1 IDCEC hour
Panelists: Shauna Levy (Design Exchange), Jonathan Friedman (PARTISANS), Marc Ryan (PUBLIC WORK).
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Guests of Honour: Yabu Pushelberg In conversation with Globe and Mail editor Kristina Ljubanovic 1 IDCEC hour
Founded in 1980 by George Yabu and Glenn Pushelberg, the multidisciplinary firm Yabu Pushelberg has evolved to encompass all aspects of design, including interior environments, product collaborations, textiles, lighting design and architecture. With studios in Toronto and New York and current projects in over sixteen countries, attention to detail and a spirit of exploration remains a hallmark of the firm.
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2pm – 3pm
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Keynote Talks.
4pm – 5pm
Kathryn Ireland In conversation with Globe and Mail editor Maryam Siddiqi 1 IDCEC hour
With a career spanning more than two decades, California-based interior designer Kathryn M. Ireland brings the best of grand European style and cool California chic to every project she works on, from landmark architectural restorations of houses and hotels to extraordinary homes for the Hollywood elite. In addition to starring in Million Dollar Decorators, Ireland has additionally become a major force in product manufacturing, dedicating herself to producing her bespoke textile collections and upholstered goods entirely in the United States.
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Design Classes. $20 per class, does not include show admission
Presented by: Ontario/Canada Chapter
12pm – 1pm
Ontario/Canada Chapter
Ontario/Canada Chapter
Room 201 D 1 IDCEC hour; Eligible for OAA accreditation
Speaker: Dave Maciulis, Natural Landscape Group and Outdoor Lifestyle Magazine The fact that you have a small space shouldn’t mean you can’t have big get-togethers. The small footprint of outdoor bars and kitchens can be a big hit in outdoor entertaining. Publisher of Outdoor Lifestyle Magazine and certified landscape designer Dave Maciulis will share over 25 years of his design work creating amazing outdoor living spaces. From outdoor kitchens to swim-up bars to entertaining spaces, Maciulis will reveal how you can transform an ordinary small backyard lawn into an amazing space for outdoor living.
1:30pm – 2:30pm
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Wallpaper 2.0: A Method for Disrupting Décor Room 201 D 1 IDCEC hour; Eligible for OAA accreditation
Speaker: Jonathan Nodrick, Rollout Décor disruption is careful, calculated and driven. With over a decade of innovation in wallpaper design, Jonathan Nodrick, founder, CEO, and creative director of Rollout, is relentless in his pursuit of reinvention. Nodrick’s curated collection of concepts, companies and personal connections highlight design prowess in an industry untamed, ultimately pushing the possibilities of graphics and technology in space.
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“Form Follows Function” Outdoor Entertaining in Small Spaces
SATURDAY
Design Classes. $20 per class, does not include show admission
3pm – 4pm
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Stages and Phases of Designing Your Dream Home from the Inside Out Room 201 D 1 IDCEC hour; Eligible for OAA accreditation
Speaker: Richard Librach, Richard Librach Architect, Inc. From concept and planning to budgeting and permitting, this seminar will help you navigate through the complicated process of designing and constructing your custom dream home from scratch. Attendees will learn from the presentation of local designs created by a seasoned Toronto residential architect how a focused process, plan and inspiration lead to an exciting and successful execution of inside-out architecture.
4:30pm – 5:30pm
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Designing With Desta Room 201 D 1 IDCEC hour; Eligible for OAA accreditation
Speaker: Desta Ostapyk, Designer
Starting a new design project is very exciting, but without a plan it can be quite daunting. Join Ostapyk as she helps guide you through the necessary steps of planning, budgeting, designing and decorating your space. Learn where best to spend your money and get advice on where you can save. Ostapyk will share her best tips and DIY tricks! You will leave this seminar excited, motivated and ready to go!
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House & Home Sunday. Sunday, January 21, 2018 10am – 6pm
What’s trending? House & Home Sunday is a chance for consumers to see and listen to Canadian and international design personalities and celebrities up close and personal, along with their favourite House & Home editors. $19 online $22 at the door $17 group (20+)
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Keynote Talks.
12pm – 1pm
The Looks We Love Interior designer Brian Gluckstein predicts the coming trends and debates their staying power with host Lynda Reeves, publisher of House & Home. It’s a “paddle battle” with two design gurus sharing their best advice!
2pm – 3pm
Master Class Take a decorating lesson from international design favourites Tommy Smythe and Richard Ouellette. Host Beth Hitchcock, Editor-in-Chief of House & Home, talks tips for creating lush and layered rooms with these two design stars.
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The Force Is With Us Visionary designer and thinker Karim Rashid explores the future of design and explains why soft, round and curvaceous lines are defining the world around us. Join host Lynda Reeves, publisher of House & Home, in a lively Q&A with a design luminary.
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Canadian by Nature. In an exhibition celebrating the best in new Canadian design, Canadian by Nature is on display at the 2018 Interior Design Show (IDS). Coinciding with the 20th anniversary of IDS, the exhibition brings together some of the most talented designers and studios, whether practicing in Canada or abroad, that represent the best of Canadian design today. Curated by Paul Makovsky, Metropolis magazine’s vice president of design, the exhibition showcases the work of over 50 architecture and design studios–both emerging and established–to explore how considerations of sustainability, conscientious uses of materials and design philosophies can create standout projects and products. “Our aim is to showcase the best and brightest in contemporary Canadian architecture, design, interiors, fashion and branding,” says Makovsky. “Through projects, products and prototypes in a broad range of disciplines, the exhibition represents the materials and ideas that drive the energy and creative scope of the Canadian design scene today, and challenge a few assumptions about what ‘Canadian design’ really means.”
There are some commonalities that could define Canadian design: a sensibility that favours restraint over excess, an appreciation of a rationalist and minimalist approach, and a respect for function, materials and craftsmanship. However, the definition of an established Canadian identity is one that encourages a plurality of views—one that is constantly evolving, rather than entrenched in dogma. “The Canadian design scene is experiencing an exciting moment,” says Makovsky. “We are embracing the idea that if we can describe Canada as the ‘first postnational state’ with no core identity and no mainstream, then we can celebrate Canadian design as transnational—fluid, not simple to define, and even sometimes contradictory. What is being celebrated here is room for a multiplicity of practices with multiple identities and multiple loyalties across the country and abroad.”
Curator: Paul Makovsky Designer: Jonathon Anderson Studio Location: Booth 2328 Media Partner:
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Custom work and limited-edition collections. Over 65 Canadian and international designers of the highest calibre present one-off and custom collections of furniture, lighting, glass, ceramics, textiles and surface design in this gallery-like setting.
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Designers: Amulette, ANONY, Atelier C.U.B, Benedetta Covanti, Bettencourt Manor, Boîte de la Paix, Chestnut Grove, Concealed Studio, Craviations, Decimal, durodeco, Dusil Design, East Van Light, Eccentricity of Wood, Envirozone Design, Foutu Tissu, frevent design, Gypsy Potter Studios, Jeremy Labelle Design, Joon Hee Kim Ceramics, Justin Bailey Design, Lalaya Design, Limited Nobility, Lorraine Tuson, MAC-d, Mikka, Mitz Takahashi, Moblé Studio, Muma Fine Woodworking, Retrobound, ROSA, Ryspot Design, Samantha Sandbrook Art & Interiors, Susan for Susan, This or That Studio
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Ontario Wood.
The Ontario Wood exhibition showcases and promotes makers and manufacturers who work with locally sourced wood. The Ontario Wood program helps consumers identify and support Ontario producers and makes buying local the natural choice.
Location: Booth 600
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designboom mart.
designboom brings back its international design market for IDS18, oering 30 creative professionals from all over the world the opportunity to introduce their new products to the Canadian market. designboom mart is a unique interactive platform for emerging and established designers to test their new ideas. Visitors can purchase the self-produced or limited edition pieces directly from the designers. Student designers: Wendy Chilibeck, Nicole Tetreault, Emily Allan, Orit Zewge-Abubaker, Catherine Liddell, Kelly Walcroft Faculty Advisor: Jonathon Anderson
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Maker returns for its fourth instalment at IDS18. Maker features the work of artisanal North American design stars who produce their own work in small batches with limited distribution. Makers: 1925Workbench, Atelier Bussiere, Charuk & Ford, Christopher Solar Designs, Kastella, KROFT, Luxi Studioworks, Miles & May, Objects and Ideas, and PELLE.
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Design Workshop Architects asks:
How Bright is Our Future? The Fourth Industrial Revolution is already here. Technologies formerly found only in the realm of science fiction are now creeping into our daily lives or wait just over the horizon of the very near future. Each of these new technologies has the potential for great good or unintended negative consequences. We are asking designers and the public how they will help shape change, where their fears and hopes lie, and what our place in this new world will be. Simply put, we are asking: How bright is our future? Installation IDS visitors will enter a dark enclosure to encounter a forest of tree-like fixtures. Each of these “trees” offers the viewer a tactile surface printed on the skin of the tree that responds to the viewers touch. They will be asked to react to the most promising and terrifying changes that will inform our future, and record how they view that topic: either as one of hope or one of fear.
Data gathered from all the inputs contributes to an illuminated meter that displays where each individual as well as the collective result, puts us on that spectrum of fear and hope. The results are also projected onto a screen where each participant sees how they influence the future – but they must confront the reality that we will all create this future together. Explore what the future holds at IDS18.
Design Workshop Architects Toronto based, Design Workshop Architects is a full-service architectural and interiors consulting firm in all sectors, including commercial, residential and civic projects of all scales.
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For more information, visit: dwa-arc.com/brightfuture
How Bright is Our Future.
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Caesarstone Collaboration with Snarkitecture. Architecture meets art meets kitchen island. Caesarstone introduces its 2018 Designer Program collaboration with Snarkitecture at IDS Toronto. The collaboration focuses on the icon of the modern home, the kitchen island. This year’s project presents a realistic and practical interpretation of Caesarstone, one that looks at the functionality of the kitchen, while drawing from Snarkitecture’s signature blend of architecture and art. Following IDS, the collaboration will become a large-scale installation on display during Milan Design Week in April as part of Fuorisalone. Snarkitecture is a New York-based collaborative practice established to investigate the boundaries between art
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and architecture. The name is drawn from Lewis Carroll’s The Hunting of the Snark, a poem describing the “impossible voyage of an improbable crew to find an inconceivable creature.” In its search for the unknown, Snarkitecture creates architectural-scale projects, installations and objects. Snarkitecture’s work focuses on the reinterpretation of everyday materials, structures and programs to new and imaginative effect. With a conceptual approach centered on the importance of experience, the studio creates unexpected and memorable moments that invite people to explore and engage with their surroundings. By transforming the familiar into the extraordinary, Snarkitecture makes architecture perform the unexpected.
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Rollout + Interior Design Show’s (Un)Common Spaces. Be sure to check out all five (un)common spaces at the Interior Design Show, all of which serve tasty snacks and adult beverages. Each space is a collaboration between Rollout and some of the most talented people they know from Vancouver, Calgary, Toronto and New York. Babble Yum at South West Café Rollout’s New York collaborators for IDS18’s (un)common spaces, FormNation and BYAMT, bounce back to simpler times with a playful parallel between One & Many, resulting in an interactive (and totally fun) terrain.
Hive Talk at Studio North Taking their inspiration from nature, Rollout’s Calgary IDS collaborators present Hive Talk. This hexagonal habitat parallels Together & Alone in the most unsettling way, like bees hovering too close for comfort, but too far away to swat.
Crate Canteen at South East Café Rollout’s Toronto team builds what may be the simplest game of Tetris to date. Paralleling One & Many, these pragmatic props work together to perform all your sitting, leaning and photo-op needs. Pick one up. Move one around. Just don’t steal one for your bike.
Alone Together at 1128 Central Lounge Café Rollout’s IDS collaborators from Vancouver affirm our choice to be Together or Alone through varying heights and hollows. No matter our next move, we are interconnected, overlapping and energizing one another.
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Vantashack at 2310 North East Lounge From the creator of Rollout, we bring you Vantashack: the only respite you need this IDS. Critics say that it’s the nicest shack they’ve ever seen, while attendees proclaim, “what does vanta mean?” Prepare your senses, people. Vanta is the new black.
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Mobilia, Booth 934.
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Lambert et Fils, available at KLAUS, Booth 1328.
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Hollis and Morris, Booth 1434. Opposite: Fine and Dandy Co. Booth 020.
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« Biefbi Cucine, available at O.NIX Design Boutique, Booth 1728.
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Bonaldo, available at Suite 22 Interiors, Booth 1416.
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Jalice Interiors, Booth 1534.
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Interior Tours
New this year: Interior Tours offers some of Toronto’s most compelling interiors with their designers as your guide—a rare chance to meet the talents working at the forefront of interior design, to peer behind the scenes of their processes and engage them in illuminating dialogue. DesignAgency takes you through their stunning transformation of Riverside’s Romanesque Revival-style Broadview Hotel, recently reopened with an all-new interior featuring bespoke lighting and furniture while blackLAB architects presents their Sunnylea residence—a quaint postwar bungalow newly revitalized with improved proportions and modern finishes. $25 per tour, includes admission to the show on the weekend
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Interior Design Show is Produced by :
IDS18 Team & Support. Sales & Exhibitor Support. Karen Kang, National Director, IDS Canada Lisa Barnes, Director of Sales + Business Development, IDS Canada Catia Varricchio, Sales and Strategic Partnerships, IDS Toronto Nina Eksir, Special Projects and Recruitment Coordinator, IDS Toronto Laura Bennett, Marketing and Communications Coordinator, IDS Canada Katie Telford, Special Projects Coordinator, IDS Toronto
Operations. Jennifer Ledingham, Director of Operations, Informa Canada Stephanie Heddon, Operations Manager, Informa Canada Deborah Fursey, Operations and Special Projects Coordinator, Informa Canada Patti Stewart, Executive Vice President
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