Canadian design

A child’s stacking habit becomes a sculptural stone-and-glass lamp, made to mix and match materials.

A former horse stable becomes a quietly luxurious foyer, complete with a wood stove, courtyard doors and hayloft stairs.

Rounded blue arches and a translucent orange top capture ocean-sunrise calm in a playful, bio-resin table.

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.