Liddell Studio

03/02/2026

Bathroom inspired by the democratic beauty of Rondel glass, influenced by Pierre Chareau and Calvin Klein

03/02/2026

Bathroom designed around ancient Rondel glass with influences from Pierre Chareau and Calvin Klein.

02/21/2026

Sculptural florals installed as a finishing touch.

01/05/2026

A kitchen we designed with utility: stainless surfaces, open shelving, aged floors, and natural light.

12/23/2025

Happy Holidays from us at Liddell

12/17/2025

Unpacking what makes a space a home 🖤

12/05/2025

As a Canadian, I grew up quietly proud that someone from our side of the world could dream so boldly. In design school, I would watch videos of him sketching. The effortless way he’d crumple a piece of paper and somehow see a building inside it. It made me feel like creativity didn’t need to be perfect or polished to be powerful.

He was one of the first architects who made me believe that intuition is a legitimate design tool. That structure can be poetic. That form can be rebellious. And that the things you’re told are “too much” might actually be your genius.

He gave me, and so many others, permission to think differently.

Thank you for widening the horizon for all of us. 🇨🇦🤍

11/27/2025

Time to enter full trad mode

11/12/2025

Currently developing interiors that live between eras.

Where patina and polish share the same sentence.
The goal is always balance: atmosphere that endures

11/11/2025

10/27/2025

London. Tate Modern. Joan Mitchell.

Her use of color, the sense of landscape, the tension between chaos and control — all masterfully orchestrated.
Mitchell spoke of ‘Little Joan’ and ‘Big Joan’ — two selves that coexisted.

It made me think about design: which self are we creating for? The one that wants to play, or the one that seeks order? Can a space make room for both?