Livingspace brings you Louis Poulsen, a luxury lighting brand established in Copenhagen, whose journey in lighting design began in the 1920s.

Originally established in 1874, Louis Poulsen began its story by introducing Danesto fine wines from around the world. About 20 years later, as electricity became a part of everyday life, the brand gradually transitioned into the luxury lighting brand we know today.

Poul Henningsen (1894–1967), known as PH, was a renowned designer and architect from Denmark. His collaboration with Louis Poulsen began in 1924 and throughout his career in lighting design, he created many iconic fixtures. These designs continue to shape contemporary design and lighting practices today, solidifying Louis Poulsen as the world’s first House of Light.

In 1958, a classic was introduced: the PH 5 lamp, designed by Poul Henningsen. This iconic lamp, now found in many homes worldwide, is based on Henningsen’s three-shade system, which ensures that the light is soft, pleasant, and completely glare-free. This makes it the perfect lamp for dining room tables.

In the same year, Poul Henningsen designed another icon, the PH Artichoke, for the Langelinie Pavilion, a modernist restaurant in Copenhagen. The PH Artichoke continues to enchant guests to this day. Its 72 metal leaves form 12 precise rows with six leaves each, ensuring flawless, non-glaring light from any angle.

At the very beginning of the 60s, another world renowned architect and designer, Arne Jacobsen (1902-1971) launched his AJ lamps in collaboration with Louis Poulsen. The lamps were designed for the SAS Royal Hotel, characterized by a sleek, geometric aesthetic, the AJ lamps feature a distinctive, adjustable shade that directs light precisely where needed, providing both direct and ambient illumination.

The iconic Panthella lamp from 1971 is one of the most popular lamps by designer and architect Verner Panton (1926-1998). The collection includes table lamps, floor lamps, and portable versions. The shape is characteristic of Panton, who strove to create a lamp whose light was reflected in both the base and the shade. The Panthella produces an appealing and atmospheric light, illuminating its surroundings softly and comfortably.

This year Louis Poulsen celebrates its 150 year anniversary. In celebration of the milestone, a special Anniversary Collection is introduced, with a series of iconic designs, transformed into unique and collectible pieces with a Pale Rose hue on the inside of the shades and brass details.

Welcome to Livingspace, where you can explore modern living through top European designs. Our carefully curated selection features the finest in contemporary furniture, lighting, and home accessories, showcasing the artistry and craftsmanship of Europe’s leading designers.

Baxter boldly intertwines vibrant and subtle hues, melding various materials and intricate craftsmanship to create a fusion of styles.

The Baxter brand draws eclectic inspiration from iconic and captivating designs of the past. This includes the Majorelle Blue adored by Yves Saint Laurent, and the iconic designs of the 1970s Pop Art movement.

Embracing multicultural influences, the Italian furniture leaders transform home spaces into veritable art galleries. Livingspace brings this distinctive mood and experience to Vancouver, offering a blend of sophistication and contemporary allure.

Jo sofa

The Jo Sofa embodies a heartfelt vision, offering modularity, multifunctionality, and iconic comfort. Its design pays homage to the expressive lines and material applications of the 1970s, reflecting the spirit of Pop Art, as envisioned by designers Draga & Aurel.

Complementing the Jo Sofa is the Ellie Armchair, brought to life by designer Christophe Delcourt. Vibrant and bold colours reminiscent of dynamic energy fill the atmosphere, casting aside life’s gloom. Inspired by the majestic Majorelle Blue, originating from Yves Saint Laurent’s Sahara Desert Garden, the hue exudes a hot, mysterious allure, enveloping spaces with deep, captivating charm. This infusion of joyful energy and delicate warmth evokes vivid imagery of “home,” constantly enriching people’s imagination. See more on their inspired aesthetic in the Baxter 2023 mood book.

Miami Soft sofa

The Miami Soft sofa, designed by Paola Navone, commands attention as the centerpiece of the living room. Its cylindrical backrest and plush, velvety texture elevate comfort, while its expansive and soft design expands social space. This thoughtful configuration enhances emotional connections, fostering deeper interpersonal communication.

Dining table, dining chairs

Crafted from Grand Antique d’Aubert marble, the Kate dining table boasts striking textures akin to paint splatters, adding a dynamic flair to its surface. Paired with the vibrant electric blue Jodie chair, the ensemble creates a refreshing contrast. Suspended above is the Wave pendant lamp, reminiscent of a chain bridge inspired by the majestic Tibetan Bridge in Claviere. Like a luminous pearl necklace adorning the ceiling, its unique and airy design instantly illuminates the space, infusing it with charm and elegance.

Clara bed

In the bedroom, a serene blush pink sets the main colour tone, evoking a tranquil ambiance. The Clara bed, crafted by Christophe Delcourt, features a rounded silhouette that exudes grace and soft femininity. Paired with the Jo armchair, offering a sense of relaxation and intimacy with its gentle embrace and soft textures.

With a blend of electric blue, brass, and black reminiscent of Moroccan style, the fusion of Baxter furniture and hues creates a captivating home experience. It evokes the sensation of feeling the warm breeze from distant lands, enveloping one in a sense of exotic charm and comfort.

Visit the Livingspace showroom located in Vancouver’s Armoury district and explore Ligne Roset classic and contemporary designs such as the Togo seating system, Hemicycle armchairs, the Prado sofa, Pebble coffee tables, the Marechiaro shelving unit, and so many more.

The new Thea kitchen from Arclinea at Livingspace interiors is a marvel in kitchen design.

A profile separating the doors that is also a handy solution for opening the units: this is the distinguishing element on Thea, shared by other models from the past that have successfully written the Arclinea story. Now, thanks to a series of details and project choices added by Antonio Citterio to the extreme practicality and aesthetic minimalism typical of handle-free kitchens, Thea enables the design of both Wet and Show kitchens. This well-defined concept is in line with the trend that sees the kitchen divided into two distinct yet complementary zones: the former with focus on work, the latter more for socializing and conceived for the living area. Perfectly integrated into the Collection as part of a single cohesive project, Thea’s links with the company’s history and philosophy are apparent even in its name, borrowed from the very first Arclinea kitchen in the sixties.

Living Divani is an Italian design company, founded in 1969 by Renata Pozzoli and Luigi Bestetti. Refined, harmonious proportions and a sense of understated luxury are the distinguishing features of this dynamic and vibrant family-owned company.

The Living Divani shop-in-shop at Livingspace Interiors displays an impressive array of some of the company’s most notable and popular designs – including sofas, chairs, coffee tables, small armchairs, tables, bookcases, storage units and carpets. Clients have the opportunity to work with our talented team of designers, who can provide space planning services and guidance on the brand’s extensive range of customization options.

A modular sofa with a casual aspect and a soft, yielding and malleable comfort. Cosy and restful seats which can be placed next to each other in a geometrical configuration, but with irregular contours.

Designed by Piero Lissoni, the ExtraSoft Bed’s mattress area is surrounded by a perimeter of soft, regular volumes embellished with bold stitching. Their asymmetrical profile in relation to the headboard creates a desire to relax, while simultaneously conveying a sense of energy and personality.

Available in a padded version for a warmer setting, the Frog Chair is a minimalist and lightweight option for the perfect summer look.

Perfectly suited for commercial or residential areas, the Confident Armchair presents rounded and welcoming shapes for a sophisticated taste centred on simplicity.

The collection recently also welcomed a new “Wood” version, incorporating a precious wooden shell into the design.

The Greene Sofa is available in fixed measures and is defined by gentle curves for a relaxed and casual profile. Ample cushions are contained within a structured yet soft frame, anchored by slender feet which enhance the system’s lightweight presence in the room.

Originally launched as a bedside table in 2014, the Moon by Mist-o collection now comprises three new variants – Full Moon, a low and wide table with an upper hinged door; Moon Eclipse, a double volume that combines a low and wide cylinder with a satellite compartment that can be opened on one side; Moon Satellite, a container on wheels which displays impressive multifunctionality through two accessible compartments characterised by different sizes and capacity.

On a mission since its inception in 1992 to produce designer furnishings which embody a quest to make each space unique, MDF Italia’s success is rooted in its ability to represent contemporary culture, sense and anticipate trends and respond to changes in taste according to the requirements of modern living.

The MDF Italia shop-in-shop at Livingspace Interiors displays a collection of products which reflect the company’s core principles, centred on values of simplicity, respecting the intrinsic quality of every space through design.

Cosy comes from the idea to offer high comfort with a reassuring, warm and familiar form. Available in multiple iterations, including Cosy Sofa, Cosy Island and Cosy Curve, the collection’s timeless lines, soft and all-embracing design, adaptability and versatile character make Cosy a padded item that offers the utmost comfort in a wide range of situations, environments and frameworks.

A mono-material table, with contemporary lines and characterised by a strong personality. The distinctive features of Jean Nouvel’s architecture are fully manifested in this table and enhance the stylistic elements that have always distinguished his work: pure geometric shapes, formal lightness, graphic lines, rigour.

The iconic table, with its fluid and elegant silhouette, completely reveals the nature of what it represents: “a round table” that seems to float above a solid, inorganic base. A mixture of natural and industrial materials that are blended to create a new product with a smooth design, following the same philosophy of Flow collection.

Flow Chair was first designed in 2009 by Jean-Marie Massaud. Far more than just a chair, this versatile and flexible product, with its constantly evolving design, has developed over time into a family of products that can satisfy any requirement or style.

A curved seat and elegant profile blend in perfect harmony to ensure comfort and ergonomics alike. Flow Chair can be personalised thanks to a vast range of finishings and 7 different bases, blending against a variety of backdrops, from living rooms – both modern and classic in style – to the most sophisticated work environments, without radically changing its original nature.

Universal Collection is the name of the new family of seats designed by Jean-Marie Massaud for MDF Italia, which stands out for its impeccably elegant lines and extraordinary ergonomics.

In the chair and armchair with wooden backrest or fully upholstered, the three-dimensional back is the focal point of the seating. The concept was developed from a study on the curving of the wood which led to the definition of an innovative, now patented technology in which industrial design and craftsmanship merge.

An icon, an industrial masterpiece with an extraordinary irregular structure.A product that, with its geometries, favours light games, while with its modularity adapts to any living space, from the widest to the most reduced ones. Over the years, Random has extended its family, changing the concept of storage. For instance, with Random Box and Random Cabinet, objects can be both stored and shown off, while modules of different depth give an effect of considerable dynamism.

On display now on the 2nd floor of the Livingspace showroom.

The L3 Sunlounger, SG1 Lounge Chairs and Shot Low Table from Coro.

Shot Dining Table with SG1 Dining Chairs with arms.

Doccia outdoor stainless steel showers, in small and large sizes.

Ready to meet your summer needs online and at the Livingspace Interiors showroom!