INSPIRATION

HGTV Canada's Toronto-based design collaborator Sarah Baeumler handselected a wide array of natural stone and porecelain tiles and slabs for this swoon-worthy dream house for the ‘Princess Margaret Lottery Show Home’, with the goal of raising funds and awareness for The Princess Margaret Cancer Foundation. Good design, for a good cause: a great success!

Meaningful residential design thrives in the prose of everyday family life. It is created through quiet luxury and palpable quality, attention to detail, well-crafted functionality and clean, simple lines. It comes into its own in the warmth and joy of this 7,000 sq ft home for a travel-loving family.

This condominium project truly represents the epitome of modern luxury. From the common areas such as the lobby and the pool to the kitchens and bathroom inside the homes, all materials were sourced from Ciot's wide selection of premium natural stones to create a truly one-of-a-kind interior design experience.

Ciot had the honor of supplying the majority of the products used in the contemporary condo tower located in the luxurious Soho district.

Featured in House and Home magazine, the Havekes home located in Montreal encompasses both modern and soothing elements. In the eclectic kitchen, Ciot's Afyon Violet marble peeks through the backsplash and counterspaces, beautifully contrasted with the warm wood cabinetry.

In this magnificent house in Town of Mount-Royal, Melodie Violet embraces a contemporary design style, pairing noble stone materials with wood.

This famous mall proudly features the incomparable beauty of natural stone, with a combination of textured limestone and polished Italian marble. The maximalist design is counterbalanced by the organic palette in sandy, neutral, and zen tones.

The design firm of Johnson Chou worked with Ciot for its gorgeous and deliberately contemporary showrooms.

The Mackage apparel shop in Toronto’s Yorkdale Shopping Centre makes brilliant use of black marble to showcase its products. The modern styling of the sculptural countertops of grey Italian marble give off an air of opulence and sophistication.

You can’t get more Italian than this Toronto café, with its marble and glass display cases full of delicious treats and its impressive artistic mosaic floor. The artisans of Ciot Studio custom-made the flooring, giving it a trattoria style. Marble, natural stone and ceramics come together in an inviting dance of colour and texture.