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Memia Interiors Memia Interiors focuses on the creative aspect of design. We work closely with our clients and execute the vision for their space.

PARADISE VALLEY | Kitchen ConceptAn exploration of materiality, proportion and architectural detail.Rich rift-cut oak, T...
10/11/2026

PARADISE VALLEY | Kitchen Concept

An exploration of materiality, proportion and architectural detail.

Rich rift-cut oak, Taj Mahal stone, aged bronze and ribbed glass create a sophisticated interplay of texture and tone. A sculptural island with layered stone detailing transitions seamlessly into a bespoke banquette, bringing continuity to the overall composition.

Refined, contemporary and quietly luxurious.

A Viola Moment | Toronto Powder RoomQuietly dramatic. Unapologetically bold.A statement in Viola Calacatta, where rich b...
10/10/2026

A Viola Moment | Toronto Powder Room

Quietly dramatic. Unapologetically bold.

A statement in Viola Calacatta, where rich burgundy veining, sculptural stone and warm bronze + brass detailing meet dark wood and textured walls.

A bold expression of material, balanced by a restrained architectural composition.

THE FIREPLACE EDIT | 7 LOOKS WE LOVEMore than a source of warmth, a fireplace can define the entire architecture of a ro...
10/08/2026

THE FIREPLACE EDIT | 7 LOOKS WE LOVE

More than a source of warmth, a fireplace can define the entire architecture of a room.

From sculptural stone and hammered bronze to curved wood, layered textures and integrated lighting, these seven concepts explore how thoughtful materials and detailing can transform a fireplace into a striking focal point.

Seven distinct expressions, each with its own character.

Which design is your favourite from 01–07?

The Warmth of StructureWhere limestone meets walnut and tailored upholstery, this Toronto living room finds its balance ...
10/07/2026

The Warmth of Structure

Where limestone meets walnut and tailored upholstery, this Toronto living room finds its balance between architectural and inviting.

For this Toronto primary, we leaned into the romance of a canopy bed - something we’ve always loved for the way it creat...
10/06/2026

For this Toronto primary, we leaned into the romance of a canopy bed - something we’ve always loved for the way it creates a room within a room.

Soft linen panels frame the bed against warm wood paneling, bringing a sense of intimacy and softness to the architecture. There’s something timeless about a canopy bed; when done in a refined way, it feels romantic without becoming overly traditional.

Warm, layered and quietly dramatic.

The Chair Edit | 6 Chairs on Our RadarA great chair does more than fill a corner. It can shift the entire character of a...
10/05/2026

The Chair Edit | 6 Chairs on Our Radar

A great chair does more than fill a corner. It can shift the entire character of a room through proportion, silhouette, material and detail.

These six caught our attention for very different reasons - sculptural timber, wrapped forms, unexpected arm details, rich upholstery and pieces that feel almost architectural in their construction.

Featuring designs by Luxayor, MOUS, Arcadia Modern Home, Mezzo Collection ,
CARLYLE COLLECTIVE, Light House Co.

Some are quiet, some make a statement, but each brings something distinct to the room.

Which one would you take a seat in?

A quiet seating moment in our Toronto Primary.Warm oak, soft velvet and layered stone create a space that feels intimate...
10/04/2026

A quiet seating moment in our Toronto Primary.

Warm oak, soft velvet and layered stone create a space that feels intimate, refined and easy to live in.

Design is no longer a finishing layer. It is part of how a property, a brand and an experience are understood.Across res...
10/02/2026

Design is no longer a finishing layer. It is part of how a property, a brand and an experience are understood.

Across residential, hospitality, retail and wellness, interiors have become part of the value proposition. They influence how a space is positioned, how it is remembered and increasingly, how people connect to it.

That makes the role of the interior much broader than aesthetics alone.

For us, the work begins in the architecture and is built through proportion, material, light, detail and the relationship between one decision and the next. Those choices shape not only how a room looks, but how it feels to move through it, spend time in it and return to it.

The most successful spaces create more than an image. They create recognition, identity and a sense of place.

That is the kind of work we are interested in leaving behind.

The details at floor level are often the ones that make a room feel deeply considered.A baseboard doesn’t have to be an ...
10/01/2026

The details at floor level are often the ones that make a room feel deeply considered.

A baseboard doesn’t have to be an afterthought.

Stone, shadow gaps, metal reveals and paneled details can all change the way the wall meets the floor - adding weight, and a more tailored finish to the architecture.

These are five approaches I return to when the design calls for something more intentional than a standard trim.

Which one would you use?

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