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Metro Toronto Convention Centre, North Building, 255 Front St W
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Sponsors
Thurs, Jan 24
Opening
Night Party
Fri, Jan 25
Professional
Trade Day
Sat, Jan 26
General
Admission
IDS Design Hotel
Sun, Jan 27
General
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Exhibits
On the Floor
Old favourites, new features and awe-inspiring installations
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Great news for diaper-toting designophiles:
children’s environments – nurseries, bedrooms,
playrooms, even classrooms – are the next big
market for designers and product manufacturers.
Let out your inner child at this showcase focused
on sustainable furniture and toys that foster
creativity and healthy play. Exhibitors include
Gautier Kids, Simply Green Baby, La Vie Orange,
Monte Design, Playable Studio, Stokke,
Three Pears and Tiptoe Rugs.
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1 Pookie Pock Light by Playable Studio / 2 Xplory Stroller by Stokke / 3 Milking Stools by Three Pears / 4 Scallop by Tiptoe Rugs
Other Hot Spots
Global Innovative Offices
Presented by National Bank and
curated by Trend Hunter, this
interactive gallery lounge showcases
the workspaces of cutting-edge
companies from around the world.
Title Sponsor
Wanderlust Design Challenge
Rimowa has teamed up with a top
Canadian design school to
re-interpret Salsa Air cases. Visitors
to the show can view the top
10 – and vote on their favourite.
IKEA Ticket Centre
Get into the design state of mind
before you even hit the expo floor.
Cultural Partners
IDS is pleased to announce its 2013
partnerships with Toronto’s leading
cultural organizations.
Creative Class
Experience the next generation of
design at this showcase of work from
the top schools across Canada.
Sponsors
Supporters
Charitable Partner
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Exhibits
On the Floor
Old favourites, new features and awe-inspiring installations
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This show-within-a-show features exciting new products by over
60 rising talents from across the country. Wander through
the gallery-like setting to see the next big thing in Canadian and
global design, from such practitioners as Montreal textile
studio Fibre en Lumière, Vancouver industrial design firm Flavour
Furniture and Toronto sustainable designer Lori Harrison.
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1 Desk by Studio Garneau / 2 60 Pendant by Jonathan Sabine / 3 Station Chair by Trunk Studios /
4 Alice by Oliver Yaphe
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This curated showcase of emerging
designers seeking manufacturing
partners is a great place to discover
never-before-seen products by
the next generation.
1 Babylon Light by Ryan Taylor / 2 Rocking Chair No. 1 by Brendan Gallagher / 3 Stork Table by Kump + Lo
As Luck Would Have It by Willy Chyr
Chicago multimedia artist Willy Chyr opens the show with his off-the-rails entrance
exhibit – an intricate balloon display that, with a dash of spontaneity, walks the
line between science and art. “Instead of creating each work with the final design
in mind,” says Chyr. “I use random variations in the material
to dictate the course of the installation.”
Blu Dot Auction in Support of ONEXONE
Looking for a truly one-of-a-kind chair? At this year’s charity
auction, showgoers can bid on one of 20 Blu Dot Real Good
chairs digitally reimagined by artists, fashion designers, furniture
studios and graphic designers – including Gary Taxali, Moimoi
Design, Burton Kramer, Oeuffice, Doublenaut, WeKillYou,
Charles Pachter, Marian Bantjes and others. Proceeds benefit
the ONEXONE children’s foundation.
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6 You Are Here by Geof Ramsay Design
These laser-cut benches are based on the grids
of New York, Copenhagen and other cities known
for people-watching. Each is engraved with the
exact address from which the abstract design was
derived. geoframsay.com
7 Lotus by Farrow & Ball
This floral motif is inspired by 19th century French
wallpaper design and the Arts and Crafts
movement. It comes in 30 colourways and two
pattern sizes. farrow-ball.com
8 Ruth by Atelier Cocotte
Isabelle Auger’s lantern-like pendant, available in
two sizes, is made of locally sourced oak and white
birch. It also comes in maple and red birch.
ateliercocotte.com
More highlights
Designboom Mart
After visiting design capitals from New York to Tokyo, Designboom’s finely curated pop-up shop makes its Canadian debut,
with works by emerging designers from around the world.
Housed in an immersive space conceived by the Toronto
collective Arc & Co., this innovative bazaar offers limitededition prototypes and one-of-a-kind souvenirs available for
purchase – straight from the makers’ hands.
MCLV
Distinct Designs
Take a break at this unexpected lounge experience, designed by local studio
the Design Agency as a twisted time capsule of texture, taste and tempo.
Treat yourself with Molson Canadian beer cocktails while checking out Evoke’s
luxury vinyl offerings, all within a multisensory, vibrant design hotspot.
At this eye-catching exhibit, iconic designs as well as unique motifs from
designer Jerszy Seymour, architect Jürgen Mayer H., DwellStudio founder
Christiane Lemieux and others will be artfully displayed on the exteriors
of Kia cars, parked right on the show floor.
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Product
Scene Stealers
A taste from the expo floor: hot new products from more
than 300 exhibitors
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1 Powell by Minotti, at
Interior Elements
Marrying elegance with
casual comfort, Rodolfo
Dordoni’s clean-lined sofa
features an inset aluminum
base that gives the piece the
look of floating ever-soslightly above the ground.
interiorelements.ca
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2 Pangenn by
FontanaArte
The Italian manufacturer
relaunched this 1961 classic
pendant, available in glossy
bold hues, as part of its 50th
anniversary celebration. It’s
made of aluminium and
satin-finish polycarbonate
with a chrome-plated
canopy. fontanaarte.com
3 Ultra Hybrid by
PARA Paints
This low-VOC waterborne
alkyd enamel promises the
durability of oil paint with the
easy clean-up of latex. Plus,
the glossy finish is scuff,
moisture, mildew and stain
resistant. para.com
4 The Shelving System by
Six Point Un
This delightfully simple
maple and steel storage unit
by the Montreal furniture
studio is modular and
stackable – perfect for
expanding living rooms.
sixpointun.ca
5 Sophie by Giovanni
Barbieri, at Erthcoverings
The Italian artisan stone
manufacturer created this
textured wall tile by inlaying Tuscan handmade
terracotta with Murano
glass and Carrera marble.
erthcoverings.com
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6 Single Lever Mixer and
Wash Basin by Axor, at
Masco Canada
French design duo Ronan
and Erwan Bouroullec’s
space-saving faucet
integrated into a floating
shelf is part of the pair’s
expansive line of bathroom
furniture for Axor.
mascocanada.com
7 eSK by Switzercult
Part of the Baumhaus
collection of Canadian-made
furniture by west coast
studio Baumhaus Atelier, this
writing desk comes in
poplar or white oak with a
tempered glass leg.
switzercultcreative.com
8 Brilliant White by Miele
As far as modern kitchens
palettes go, white might be
the new stainless steel.
Miele’s chic new collection
includes speed, steam and
convection ovens, as well as
a coffee system and a
warming drawer. miele.ca
9 Espresseria by KRUPS
This espresso machine
features a one-touch LCD
display with ultra-precise
settings to brew that
perfect cuppa. Auto filtration,
rinsing, cleaning and
descaling systems make this
unit completely fuss free.
krups.com
10 Meccanica by
Valcucine, at
Dom Interiors
This pared-down
freestanding kitchen is part
of the company’s Demode
diffusion line. As with all
things Valcucine, it’s made
of recycled materials.
dominteriors.com
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Product
Scene Stealers
A taste from the expo floor: hot new products from more
than 300 exhibitors
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1 Liberamente by
Scavolini, at Dekla
A modular kitchen that can
be fully configured to
the user’s needs, Scavolini’s
Liberamente is also super
minimal with no visible
handles. dekla.ca
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2 PS TV Bench by IKEA
Anna Wallin Irinarchos and
Lisa Widén designed this
geometric media console to
easily handle cords and
gadgetry by tucking them
behind a curtain-inspired
fiberboard door. The piece
comes in all white or
accented with bold yellow.
ikea.ca
3 Glacier Shower
by Wetstyle
Installed flush to the ground,
with a barely-there slot drain,
this shower base is built
with Wetstyle’s proprietary
non-slip and durable
material, which is made of
recycled stone. wetstyle.ca
4 Sundeck Pool
by Duravit
Suitable for indoors or out,
this EOOS-designed acrylic
whirlpool with sloping
backrests is a true sensory
experience, with three
aptly named cycles: power,
relax and emotion. Plus,
there’s underwater coloured
lighting. duravit.com
5 Palmer Bench by
Bettie Cott
This simple-lined, solid
maple bench by Toronto
furniture maker Bettie
Cott features a wool felt
seat that tops off the
clean, Scandinavian
aesthetic. bettiecott.com
SieMatic BeauxArts.02
the latest interpretation
Designed with Mick De Giulio, BeauxArts.02 is everything you want in a kitchen
and everything you’d expect from a SieMatic original. See more online and at your
nearest SieMatic showroom.
IDS Toronto 2013
Booth 2110
Binns, Inc.
1055 Bay Street
Toronto ON M5S 3A3
416.286.2222
www.binns.net
Design First Interiors
270 Richmond Rd
Ottawa ON K1Z 6X2
613.562.2655
www.designfirstinteriors.com
Redl Kitchen Studio
1669 West 3rd, Suite 102
Vancouver BC V6J 1K1
604.681.4457
www.redlkitchenstudio.com
Bow Valley Kitchens Ltd.
105F-58 Avenue, SE
Calgary AB T2H 0N8
403.258.2230
www.bowvalleykitchens.ca
Heart Kitchen & Bath
7801 109th Street
Edmonton AB T6G 1C6
780.433.7801
www.heartkitchens.com
SieMatic Montreal
8505 du Quartier Blvd
Brossard QC J4Y 3K4
450.462.5555
www.siematic-montreal.com
The stringent requirements
set by the Forestry
Stewardship Council (FSC)
underscores our dedication
to the environment and
exemplary conduct at all levels
of the manufacturing process.
Show
Feature
How Do You Work?
A look at four energetic firms creating 200-square-foot spaces that challenge, or
add a new twist on, the outdated workspace
Presented by
Dubbeldam Architecture + Design Å
Led by architect Heather Dubbeldam, this multidisciplinary
Toronto studio used elements of flexibility and materiality as a
starting point for its installation. “It is bold but layered, with a
little bit of whimsy thrown in,” says Dubbeldam.
A modern work environment is all about… adaptability. The
way we work is forcing businesses to constantly evolve.
At our office, we play by… sitting at one large work surface to
spur creative dialogue. And everyone gets a turn at DJing.
Our installation is… playful.
Igloodgn Æ
Samare È
Merging commercial interior design, graphic
design and branding, this Montreal firm is led
by Anna Abbruzzo and Alain Courchesne. Their
intriguing installation evokes the “eccentric
world of an irreverent botanist,” with whimsical
tiles and book themed Fornasetti wallpaper.
A modern work environment is all about…
the mentality that we can work anywhere,
whether it be your home, an office or outdoors:
we are no longer chained to our desks.
At our office, we play by… engaging in a
ritualistic 3pm coffee break every afternoon that
recharges team members and their creative
batteries. There are no meetings, no phone and
no emails.
Our installation is… fantastic, in the truest
sense of the word: eccentric and fanciful.
This Montreal and Milan-based studio, led by Mania Bedikian,
Nicolas Bellavance-Lecompte, Patrick Meirim de Barros
and Laurie Bedikian, incorporates its appreciation of cultural
craftsmanship into its installation, offering a glimpse into
the firm’s thought and design process.
A modern work environment is all about … the virtual studio.
At our office, we play by… random “hide-and-seek”
activities, spontaneous singalongs, research roadtrips and
communal lunches.
Our installation is… representational.
The exterior: Joel Loblaw É
BlackLab Ç
While the newbie studio is behind several brilliant renos and new builds across Ontario, for
their installation, principals Tony Round, Andrea Kordos, Sarah Knight and Joe Knight took
inspiration from their own recently completed office.
A modern work environment is all about… flexibility. A space’s ability to adapt to different
uses and extend its viability and lifespan is crucial.
At our office, we play by… exploring how different forms of design, including installation
art, cinematography, graphic and industrial design, can inform architecture.
Our installation is… bright.
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Landscape architect – and host of HGTV’s Dirty Business – Joel
Loblaw brings his studio’s strong, experimental and artisanal
approach to the exterior surroundings of How Do You Work?
with a warm palette of logs, weathering steel and plants.
A modern work environment is all about… warmth. It might be
as simple as having a window nearby.
At our office, we play by… experimenting with different
materials and techniques. As designers we are lucky that our
work is play.
The How Do You Work? exterior is… full of bright colours and
fun hidden elements.
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Hot tips and industry advice abound during Globe Style Saturday and
House & Home Sunday
12PM Å
Saturday, January 26
Since founding DwellStudio in 1999, Ottawa native Christiane
Lemieux has transformed the way homeowners look at interior
design by encouraging a highly personal approach to style.
She will speak about her company’s latest endeavours, including
its new furniture line and New York flagship store.
Presented by
Saturday
4PM Å
Over the decades,
Douglas Coupland has
published 13 novels
and launched two furniture lines, while also
creating arresting visual
art that explores pop
culture, technology
and Canadian history.
The Vancouver Renaissance man will delve
into his approach to
design and upcoming
projects.
2PM Å
In addition to running a bustling New
York design firm and working on
such projects as the Brooklyn Bridge
Park and Carnegie Mellon University’s
Pittsburgh campus, model-turnedarchitect John Gidding is also a TV
personality. Currently the host of
HGTV’s Curb Appeal, he will offer
up fresh industry design tips.
Sunday, January 27
Sunday
Presented by
12PM Ç
1:30PM Ç
3PM Ç
House & Home icon Lynda Reeves sits down
with Hudson’s Bay Company president Bonnie
Brooks – the driving force behind the department
store’s revitalization who was recently honoured
among Canada’s Top 100 Most Powerful Women.
House & Home vice-president of communications
Mark Challen chats with internationally acclaimed
Canadian interior designer Brian Gluckstein,
founder of the Gluckstein Home design studio
and decor accessories brand.
House & Home magazine editor-in-chief Suzanne
Dimma leads a talk with Tommy Smythe,
associate designer at Sarah Richardson Design
and HGTV personality.
Other events
Trade Day Seminars
Friday, January 25
CEU-accredited talks on the Art
Gallery of Ontario, kitchen trends
with Robin Siegerman and more.
$35 per session (plus HST), includes Trade Day
badge. Register online or at the IKEA ticket centre.
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IDS Awards
Weekend Seminars
Friday, January 25, 4:30PM
The most innovative booths are
celebrated at the annual IDS Booth
Awards, while exciting new
products from Studio North and
Prototype are also awarded
top prizes.
Saturday, January 26 These talks for industry insiders
feature designer Jill Greaves on
getting the most out of any reno
project, PARA Paint’s Janine May on
hot colours for 2013 and more.
$35 per session (plus HST), includes show admission.
Register online or at the IKEA ticket centre.
What's Your Design
Dilemma?
Saturday, January 26, 10AM-7PM &
Sunday, January 27, 10AM-6PM
Interior Designers of Canada (IDC)
members offer free 15-minute
interior design consultations with
IDS attendees.
Exclusively
in Toronto at
1220 Yonge Street
Toronto, Ontario M4T 1W1
Phone 416 961-2929
Fax
416 352-6051
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Friday, January 25
Shop Talk
A who’s who primer of this year’s illuminating Trade Talk lineup, sponsored
by Azure magazine
Trade Day Presented by
Philippe Malouin – 11AM Å
Who: The Canadian-born, U.K.-based industrial
designer takes an experimental approach
to furniture and products, borrowing from midcentury modernism for projects with such
high-profile brands as W Hotels and Campeggi.
What: Malouin’s diverse works range from
“light paintings,” made of spinning rows of
Swarovski crystals backlit by LEDs, to the
Gridlock 2 collection of handmade brass and
concrete furniture, inspired by brutalism.
Why: Encouraging us to see the creative process
from a new perspective, Malouin will use
examples of his own work alongside those of
designers he admires.
Oki Sato – 3PM Ç
Who: The creative mind behind Nendo, one of the most prolific studios now
working, Sato has caught the attention of the global design world with
his quirky and minimalist – yet brilliantly pragmatic – concepts and interiors.
What: A sampling of Nendo's recent projects includes tableware made
from old Coca-Cola bottles, a pop-up Starbucks, Bluetooth devices for
Logitech, Noon watches, Gandia Blasco rugs and Hermès window displays.
Why: The show's International Guest of Honour will offer a glimpse into
his diverse practice and discuss projects that are on-the-boards.
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Jerszy Seymour – 1PM Ç
Who: The Berlin designer merges brilliant technical skill and
innovative technology into playful, sometimes raunchy projects.
What: While Seymour’s earlier work consisted of such
installations as a life-sized Ford Escort made of foam and
surrounded by projected images of copulating cockroaches,
more recent projects include a collection of colourful Amateur
Master seating in biodegradable wax, and collaborations
with Magis, Vitra, Hermès, Swatch and others.
Why: Seymour’s presentation will cover everything from
his unique process to “speculation on amateur society, dirty
art, blood on rocks and sweaty horizons.”
Jürgen Mayer H. – 5PM Ç
Who: The built environment meets biology, technology and
botany in this German architect’s practice.
What: Mayer’s bulbous buildings are eye-popping and
inspiring. Recent examples range from the concrete-clad police
station in Mestia, Georgia, which looks as though it’s melting
to the ground, to the expansive (and controversial) latticed wood
canopy in a redeveloping neighbhourhood in Seville, Spain.
Why: Mayer’s talk promises to challenge traditional concepts of
the built form through examples of recent work. “We want
to create curiosity and surprise for the potential of a building and
its context,” he says.
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See world-renowned designers, innovative products and inspired installations
at Canada’s largest contemporary design event, January 24-27
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The Party Ç
This is the biggest design party of the year: industry movers and shakers
convene on the show floor for a night of local food, cocktails and a sneak peek
at the products on display. Plus, hear remarks from Oki Sato of Nendo, our
International Guest of Honour, presented by Caesarstone. And don’t forget to
bid on one of the 20 Real Good Chairs by Blu Dot, each reimagined by a
designer, artist or illustrator, with auction proceeds benefiting the ONEXONE
children’s foundation.
Thursday, January 24, 7-11PM (ages 19+)
Metro Toronto Convention Centre, North Building
$55 advance at interiordesignshow.com; $60 at the door
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The Team Ç
The IDS team welcomes you to the 15th
edition of the Interior Design Show
IDS has grown substantially through the years to become a top international
design fair. Over the course of three and a half days each January, IDS
brings members of Canada’s design community together with the world’s
leading brands. Collectively, we celebrate design and our industry. This
year, more than ever, we are inspired by the breadth of Canadian talent that
resides locally and abroad.
You’ll find Canadian design reflected throughout IDS13 programming,
from the exceptional student work in Creative Class to the work of groundbreaking firms that have created feature installations. And don't miss the
emerging designers in Prototype and Studio North and hundreds of exhibitors
on the show floor, not to mention our speakers’ program on the mainstage.
While we unabashedly celebrate Canadian design, we have also scoured the
globe for some of the most exhilarating international guests and
exhibitions possible.
Welcome to IDS, Canada’s Design Fair. We hope you enjoy the show.
Oki Sato, 2013 International Guest of Honour
Tickets, Times, Dates and Location
The Interior Design Show warmly welcomes
Canadian-born Tokyo designer Oki Sato of Nendo
as the 2013 International Guest of Honour,
presented by Caesarstone. Since founding Nendo
in 2002, Sato has produced an incredibly diverse
portfolio of products for such companies as Bisazza
and Foscarini, as well as interiors for Camper, Nike
and even Starbucks. Sato will speak as part of
the Trade Day keynote lineup on Friday. He also
designed a feature space for the show.
General admission
The Party – Thursday, January 24, 7-11PM $55 advance, $60 at the door (19+)
Saturday, January 26, 10AM-7PM; Sunday, January 27, 10AM-6PM
$19 advance, $22 at the door
Open to design professionals only
Friday, January 25, 9AM-7PM
Until January 7: $15 pre-registration at interiordesignshow.com
After January 7: $25 at the door or online; students $10 at the door
Metro Toronto Convention Centre, North Building, 255 Front St W
Tickets available at interiordesignshow.com, or on-site at the IKEA Ticket Centre
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