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The Interior Design Show, held in Toronto last January, was filled with ingenious products and furnishings, the results of brilliant collaborations.

The Canadian-born, London-based designer discusses how to run an experimental studio, and what creative people can do to get noticed, even if they can’t afford to attend design school.

Studio North, with its Prototype exhibit, is one of the Interior Design Show’s most anticipated features, where some of Canada’s brightest design talents show off their innovations. Here are a handful of key players, plus their products, to seek out.

Toronto’s hotly anticipated Interior Design Show kicks off tomorrow, showcasing exciting new home furnishings and finishes from such brands as Adele C, Valcucine and Ceragres. Here are eight standout products to look for on the show floor.

This Friday, Azure presents four stellar speakers – Oki Sato, Jerszy Seymour, Philippe Malouin and Jürgen Mayer H. – during Trade Day at Toronto’s Interior Design Show. Here’s why you want to attend their talks.

Apart from this week’s main attraction – the Interior Design Show – there are dozens of parties, exhibits and product launches promoting local contemporary design to check out around town. Here are our picks.

Speaking at Toronto’s Interior Design Show next week, the founder of Tokyo studio Nendo is best known for creating super-minimal furnishings. But he also masterminds stunning shops for such top brands as Camper and Issey Miyake. Here are five of our favourites.

Homegrown talent holds court at Canada’s largest contemporary design fair.

The Interior Design Show isn’t just about scoping out the latest in furniture and fixtures, it’s also an opportunity to clink glasses and chat up the industry’s movers, shakers and tastemakers on the show floor and around the city.

With roughly 300 exhibitors, there will be plenty of new furnishings, appliances and accessories on display at the Interior Design Show. Here’s a look at the best finds behind the IDS curtain.