This Toronto Law Firm Lounge by Studio Ha/Wa Makes the Case for a Better Return to Office

Controversial opinion alert: I miss the office. So much so, in fact, that my revisionist sense of history has managed to wipe away all memory of boring carpet tiles, bad bathroom fixtures, and those awful ceiling tiles that so often define corporate spaces. Returning to the office, though, has requi

My Favorite Amazon Prime Day Sales 2026 (+ Tried & True Items in My Home)

Hello friends! It’s time for one of the biggest sales Amazon holds all year. I’m excited! Today I wanted to share with you my favorite deals so far, plus a few of my “tried and true” from my home that are on Prime deals!

Note Design Studio Turns-Two Dimensional Mutina Tiles into Geometric Bricks

Sun-dried mud bricks have been shaping the built environment since roughly 7,000 to 9,000 BC. Their descendants—decorative and structural tiles—arrived later, but have remained similarly foundational: humble units capable of producing walls, floors, facades, and whole architectural languages. Millen

The All’essenza Chair by Ton Showcases a Simplicity of Form

Mass produced chairs, more often than not, look like a bulky assembled kit of parts. Czech manufacturer Ton takes a less-is-more approach, and is known for wood furnishings that highlight the character of the material without excess detailing. For its latest introduction, the company turned to longt