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Caesarstone - IDS 2014
The chair affectionately called Neil. Co-designed with Sebastien Sauve-Hoover and Adam Nunn
IDS14- Creative ClassRyerson School of Interior Design discuss the meaning behind their booth at the 2014 Toronto Interior Design Show. Felt, lighting and quotes wrap the exhibition to provoke a sense of urgency towards climate change and how design can inspire change.
IDS Studio North
The students of Ryerson School of Interior Design present their installation at the 2014 Toronto Interior Design Show. Studio North examines the current issues with food security and how design can provoke change in the industry.