From Vancouver to Toronto with LightForm

Two cities, two design events and a shared passion for contemporary lighting.

This September, we joined LightForm, our distributor in Canada, for two events bringing together professionals from the architecture, interior design and lighting sectors in Vancouver and Toronto.

IDS Vancouver 2026

From September 24 to 27, we took part in IDS Vancouver 2026, held at the Vancouver Convention Centre West.

At LightForm’s booth 924, we presented a selection of our collections, with an impressive large-scale black Onn suspension taking centre stage.

The display also featured Umbra Round wall lights, alongside Veiga and Baleira, bringing together different materials, forms and approaches to contemporary lighting.

The event offered us an opportunity to present our collections to the architecture and interior design community, connect with industry professionals and share our approach to lighting design.

The Unboring® Design Assembly · Toronto.

Just a few days later, we continued our presence in Canada with The Unboring® Design Assembly 2026, held on September 30 and October 1 at LightForm Toronto’s showroom, located at 267 Niagara Street.

In a different setting from the Vancouver trade show, LightForm’s showroom became a meeting point for the architecture and interiors community, bringing together lighting brands and design professionals for two days of conversations, creativity and exchange.

Among the designs we presented, Brétema and the Agasallo floor lamp took centre stage, alongside pieces from the Veiga and Parga collections and our newly launched Núa collection. A selection of designs showcasing different materials, sculptural expressions and approaches to contemporary lighting.

It was a pleasure to be part of this gathering, share our work and connect with contemporary design professionals.

Thank you, LightForm!

We would like to thank the entire LightForm team for their collaboration and warm welcome throughout both events, as well as everyone who visited us in Vancouver and Toronto.

Two different settings, connected by a shared interest in lighting and its possibilities within contemporary architecture and interior design.

We look forward to continuing to share our collections and projects with the Canadian design community.

* Photography by Hampus Danielsson.