Designers of the Year

A heritage constraint sparks a standout home office, anchored by a restored mantel and saturated colour.

A two-storey timber curtain wall turns the entry into a light-filled volume, with pendants floating overhead.

A Granville Island–made pendant that reads like a timepiece, recording movement in wood grain and pattern.

Bent walnut “seeds” and brass screens turn light into the main event, with forms that feel in motion.

Best room and best product, chosen by you and revealed Feb. 25 at Livingspace.

A Main Street cocktail lounge channels Saigon’s nhậu culture with rattan glow, jade stone and a little danger.

A statement pegboard and hard-working storage turn this mud room into the home’s smartest landing strip.

A gravel patch becomes a courtyard dining room, anchored by a sculptural stair-ramp made for everyone.

An elevator-inspired wine tower rises beside the stairs, turning storage into a sculptural showpiece.

Downdraft ventilation and no pendants keep this Pemberton kitchen focused on views, stone and millwork.