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Refined Hardware + Design Specialties. Founded by architects Megan Cassidy and Jane Son, Casson brings refined caliber hardware to every project.

Each piece is sourced with quality and design in mind, showcasing suppliers and fabricators from around the globe. Casson provides the finishing touches that are integral to every project. With a deep understanding of the needs of architects, designers, builders, and homeowners, every object, door number, hook and handle at Casson is carefully selected with an eye for craft and detail. See the inspirations behind Casson unfold on Instagram www.instagram.com/cassonhardware

05/26/2026

The Luma Bathware collection consists of hooks, towel bar, and toilet roll holders. Hand fabricated in solid brass in a small batches in Vancouver, Canada. Special, sculptural, and functional.
Beauty in the details.

04/22/2026

〰️Squiggle me Timber 〰️
New collection from Montreal artist
These sculptural pieces blur the boundary between adornment and fine art object.

04/14/2026

Double the k***s, double the fun! Adding a third little brass piece might just be the perfect touch. Two different sizes and finishes of the Demenico terrazzo k***s from .gr Made in Greece. Available online in the cabinet k**b collection.

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03/25/2026

New Kids on the Block. Gavi, Iris, Luis, and Noor hooks. Minimal yet sculptural, these hooks serve as both a functional object and a quiet architectural detail in the space. With concealed mounting and no visible hardware, it sits seamlessly against the wall, reinforcing the purity of the form.

Made in collaboration with a second-generation foundry in Florence, Italy, each piece is hand-finished to highlight its unique form. Part of the SPACES WITHIN collection

Find in the NEW collection menu online

02/20/2026

Playful. Exquisite. Unapologetically tactile.
Wares by are hand-cast in small batches in Mumbai.

Hardware meant to be touched daily. To develop patina.�
For those who understand that the smallest details carry the most weight.

02/11/2026

⚪️A study in balance and deliberate imbalance ⚫️

The Node Light speaks in circles. A glass sphere traces its edge through a steel cylinder, anchored at its source: a single LED — the node. Light becomes structure. Structure becomes tension.

The contrast of weight and transparency creates a quiet pull. It feels precise, architectural, almost gravity-defying.

Designed by Anony, a Toronto-based lighting and product design studio, where local manufacturing and advanced technology shape every detail. Their work is grounded in thoughtful, honest material choices resulting in lighting that feels enduring, elemental, and meant to last.

For interiors that value restraint, materiality, and presence.

01/29/2026

We were grateful for the opportunity to share our thoughts alongside an incredible group of peers: Designer and co-founder Stanley Sun of , furniture designer , architect and Artistic Director of Deborah Wang, architect Tura Cousins Wilson of .architecture , and Creative Director Mischa Couvrette of
Moderated by Editorial Director of , the conversation explored Canadian design from multiple perspectives. Where it stands now, where we see it heading, and the ambitions shaping its future.

Thank you to DesignTO and Globe Style for including us, and to Hollis + Morris for hosting us in their working showroom, where making local is not just discussed, but part of the lived experience of the space.

01/27/2026

Dan Dryer

Architectural Hygiene solutions — designed to be used. 🧻 🖐️
Designed and made in Denmark, DAN DRYER elevates sanitary ware beyond the purely functional. These are objects conceived for real, high-traffic use and resolved with the same architectural care as the spaces they inhabit. From hospitals to hotels, airports to galleries. It’s where design meets heavy use.

Hand dryers, baby change tables, soap dispensers, and integrated hygiene solutions are stripped back to their essentials: refined proportions, durable materials, and intuitive operation.
The result is a collection that feels intentional rather than institutional.

What sets DAN DRYER apart is longevity with purpose. Low energy consumption, robust construction, and repairable components extend product life well beyond standard alternatives. Behind the scenes, responsible manufacturing, ethical labour practices, and a commitment to circular design reinforce a belief that good design should perform — socially and environmentally — as well as it looks.
For architects and designers, this is hygiene infrastructure that aligns with the values of contemporary practice: clarity, restraint, responsibility. 
DesignIntegrity

01/23/2026

The Boulette Pendant Lamp by Toronto based designer introduces a soft, sculptural presence to interiors that celebrate both craftsmanship and creativity. Inspired by the delicate fold of a dumpling—or “boulette”—each pendant is hand-molded and gently shaped post-formation, resulting in a one-of-a-kind silhouette that casts a warm, ambient glow.

This contemporary light fixture offers a playful yet elegant touch, ideal for residential or commercial spaces seeking refined detail with a poetic edge.

Made in Canada.
Perfect for kitchens, dining areas, hospitality such as hotel lobbies, restaurants or anywhere a subtle sculptural element is desired.

01/22/2026

Coming Soon
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01/20/2026

PATINA
a living finish that deepens with time, collecting traces of touch and memory. 
Spaces Within introduced a new finish available online now.
Satin nickel begins with a soft, satin-matte sheen. Over time, less-touched areas deepen gently, while frequent contact polishes the surface—becoming smoother, warmer, more reflective.

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