Toronto Interiors: Modern Residential Design
Toronto Interiors documents a cross-section of designers shaping the city right now. It captures a specific moment where light, scale, transition, and restraint are being used in ways that quietly challenge the expected.
It’s less about showcasing rooms, and more about revealing the thinking behind them.
We're grateful to Figure 1 Publishing and Catherine MacIntosh for including us in this collection.
hardcover // 264 pages // september 2025
| width | height | pages |
|---|---|---|
| 9” (23cm) | 10” (25cm) | 264 |
wood
Clean and remove stains using lemon juice or vinegar. Serving boards should be left to dry in a flat position.
blackened-steel
Clean using a warm, damp cloth and mild detergent.
copper
Make a simple cleaning paste of table salt diluted in a ¼ cup of lemon juice and rub over the surface using a soft cloth. Do not rub with too much abrasion, as copper is prone to scratching. Rinse with warm water and dry with a clean cloth.
bronze, brass, and other metal
Use a soft cloth to clean or dust, and Simichrome to achieve a high polish.
