MAED. Collective

Better living starts here. The Frederick brings luxury wellness right to your doorstep.

Abundant natural light and bright meeting spaces make The Garden Lounge the perfect work-from-home space.⁠
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🏢 The Frederick⁠
📍 Leaside, Toronto, Canada⁠
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The Games Lounge at The Frederick eschews the typical “playroom feel” of this condo amenity for a warm, residential ambiance.⁠
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🏢 The Frederick⁠
📍 Leaside, Toronto, Canada⁠
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Design Intern shares her perspective on the future of hospitality design.⁠
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EXS distills the comforts of home into every short-term stay. ⁠
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From the moment they step foot into the Lobby, travellers are assured they will have a space to rest and recharge.⁠
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🏢 EXS • The Exchange District⁠
📍 Mississauga, Ontario⁠
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Deep work makes the dream work.⁠
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When you design alone, you design for one.⁠
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We describe our studio as a “collective” because trust and open communication underpin all that we do.⁠
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Everyone has a voice at MAED — whether you’re an industry vet or a fresh-faced intern — because we believe open, inclusive, and nuanced design can only exist with collaboration.⁠
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Note: these photos were taken this past Fall during an all-staff meeting, enjoy!⁠
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After two weeks of rest and reflection, the team is feeling energized and eager to tackle all that’s to come in 2022.⁠
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Although we haven’t returned to the studio — as these photos would suggest — we still wanted to give you a peek into our space.⁠
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These photos were taken this past Fall during an all-staff meeting, enjoy!⁠
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#2022

It’s amazing how much we’ve accomplished in one year. ⁠
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Thank you to our clients for your unflinching trust and support.⁠
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Thank you to our partners for your inspiring resilience and collaboration.⁠
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And of course, thank you to our Collective of powerhouse designers. MAED wouldn’t be the place it is today without your passion and commitment to the craft.⁠
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To an incredible year, and many more to come 🥂⁠
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The best restaurant designs in the world 🌎 according to MAED Collective Founder & Principal Corinne Huard, and Designer Cherie Stinson.⁠
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Ft. the original NYC🗽 taco speakeasy and London’s majestic 🇬🇧⁠
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Tell us your favourite restaurant interiors below 👇⁠
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Reena and Sally shared their predictions and aspirations for the future of design, and the rest of us couldn’t agree more: sustainability, risk-taking, and boldness. Yes puh-lease! ⁠
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Now it’s your turn. Peer into your crystal ball and tell us what you see 🔮⁠
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We asked the Collective where they find inspiration for their designs. The answers MAED surprise you. ⁠
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Enter this playful meeting space through a shipping container door.⁠
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Configure the modular tables for a brainstorm and collect your ideas on the edge-to-edge cork board.⁠
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When your creativity hits a wall, set the chairs aside for a round of ping pong that’s sure to shake your ideas loose.⁠
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🏢 Moxy Hotel Sydney Airport⁠
📍 Sydney, Australia ⁠
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The event space at Moxy has it all. ⁠
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Be it a casual break-out meeting, an art showcase or a launch party, this flexible space with a rotating easel display and pop-up DJ booth has everything you need to bring your event to life.⁠
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🏢 Moxy Hotel Sydney Airport⁠
📍 Sydney, Australia⁠
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This easy-going hotel café, inspired by Sydney coffee culture, effortlessly adapts to the time of day. Whether you’re an early-riser or a night-owl, you’ll find just what you’re looking for at The Café at Moxy.⁠
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🏢 Moxy Hotel Sydney Airport⁠
📍 Sydney, Australia⁠
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Elliott “Numskull” Routledge is a Sydney-based contemporary artist, and the creative force behind Moxy Hotel Sydney Airport’s dynamic and idiosyncratic murals, and bold exterior sculpture.

Through his bold use of curves and contrasting colours, Numskull’s murals create an iconic arrival experience.

🏢 Moxy Hotel Sydney Airport
📍 Sydney, Australia

The Muses of Moxy — meet the people who inspired the interior design of Moxy Hotel Sydney Airport by MAED. Collective.
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The Work Venturer didn’t plan on extending his business trip, but this is too much fun.

Moxy lets him choose both work and play, keeping him close to major transit hubs while immersing him in a distinctly local experience.

🏢 Moxy Hotel Sydney Airport
📍 Sydney, Australia

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The Muses of Moxy — meet the people who inspired the interior design of Moxy Hotel Sydney Airport by MAED. Collective. ⁠
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The Weekender lives for the unexpected. So, you can imagine her excitement when she learned check- in was at the bar.⁠
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To her, Moxy isn’t an airport hotel, it’s her launchpad into the rest of the Pacific.⁠
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🏢 Moxy Hotel Sydney Airport⁠
📍 Sydney, Australia ⁠
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The Muses of Moxy — meet the people who inspired the interior design of Moxy Hotel Sydney Airport by MAED. Collective.
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The Wanderer is on a journey of self-discovery, in search of balance, freedom and delicious food.

She rarely unpacks her suitcase, but Moxy feels like home.

🏢 Moxy Hotel Sydney Airport
📍 Sydney, Australia

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Welcome to Cayo Rosario island, our canvas and future site of Six Senses Residences Belize.

Follow along as we dive into the interiors, environments and communal spaces that make Six Senses Residences Belize one of the most forward-thinking projects coming to the western hemisphere.

🏝 About Six Senses Residences Belize 🏝

The unique island community will feature authentic architecture and interiors designed around a heartfelt passion for conscious living.Located on a pristine private island surrounded by white sand beaches, a mangrove reserve, and the Belizean jungle. Owning a residence here means wild adventure, isolated bliss, and lasting memories for generations to come.

The expansive double-height interior balances industrial detailing with a contemporary Australian aesthetic.

The Lounge • Moxy Hotel Sydney Airport.

A neighborhood haunt in between destinations. Where travelers and locals alike can enjoy a drink and ease from work to play, day to night.

The Bar • Moxy Hotel Sydney Airport.

🔍Zoom in🔍 The subtle imperfections of Ascari’s walls radiate warmth and comfort. Here we feel at home.
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Named after the iconic Formula One Racer, Ascari brings the feeling of a relaxed Milanese terrazza to the heart of Toronto’s Entertainment District.
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Terrazzo with its organic and abstract composition makes for the perfect backdrop to Ascari’s brilliant Italian cuisine.
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Everything looks better with delectable seafood. And by everything, we mean our sprawling raw bar at George Prime Steak, Munich.

An air of decadence rings through the main bar at George Prime Steak, Munich

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