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In Their Words: Maha Alavi on Metal, Memory, and the Poetry of Design

Toronto–based designer Maha Alavi shares how instinct and material guide her sculptural approach to hardware and homeware.

Woven Legacies: The Story of Kuba Cloth

For centuries, the Kuba people of the Congo have woven raffia into textiles rich with meaning. Each panel takes months to complete, carrying the patience and skill of its maker.

A Century in Waiting: The Story of Our Antique European Linen

Woven over a century ago and untouched until now, our antique European linen is a rare deadstock find, crafted to last for generations and now given its first life.

Perfectly Imperfect: Why Irregularity Feels More Human

Many cultures see beauty in what’s irregular, yet in North America we’re often taught to prize the flawless. These marks aren’t flaws, they’re the story made visible.

The Secret of Tamegroute: Morocco’s Ancient Green Glaze

In a remote Moroccan village, a centuries-old ceramic tradition lives on. Tamegroute pottery is earthy, storied, and impossibly green — each piece a quiet marvel of imperfection and process.

Elegant Autumn Décor for a Cozy, Timeless Space

As the leaves turn and temperatures drop, it's time to embrace a more refined take on autumn décor. Opt for timeless accents that evoke warmth and style long after the...