Maison Territo wins Gold at Grands Prix du Design 2026

Maison Territo’s Royalmount showroom in Montreal earned Gold in Large Retail and Silver for Identity, Signage & Branding at the 19th Grands Prix du Design. The project is also in the running for the People’s Choice Award, with public voting now open.

Why it matters: - The award spotlights Montreal as a growing center for luxury retail and design. - The recognition gives Maison Territo added visibility as it positions its Royalmount showroom as an immersive destination, not just a sales floor. - Public voting for the People’s Choice Award adds a broader consumer audience to the industry recognition.

What happened: - Maison Territo earned Gold certification in the Large Retail category at the 19th Grands Prix du Design, held in Montreal by INT Design. - The Royalmount showroom also received Silver certification in Identity, Signage & Branding. - The project was nominated for the People’s Choice Award, with winner selected by public vote.

The details: - The showroom covers more than 11,000 square feet. - Maison Territo developed the project with Montreal firm blanchette archi.design. - The space presents four international brands: Fendi Casa, Versace Home, Dolce & Gabbana Casa and Bentley Home. - Aluminum arches on the facade mark the entrance and create a visible presence from the plaza. - Each brand has its own setting inside the showroom. - Fendi Casa uses a mineral, luminous palette. - Bentley Home is styled with wood and stone in a calm, timeless mood. - Versace Home features marble and contrast. - Dolce & Gabbana Casa closes the sequence with animal motifs and strong color. - The identity and signage are built into the architecture through visual frames, material shifts and structural elements that act as landmarks and brand markers. - Glass partitions, pivoting screens and modular walls allow the displays to change with each new collection. - The material palette includes lime plaster, marble, mahogany, Murano glass, anodized metals and polished concrete. - A modular lighting system can change the mood of the showroom for different presentations. - A sculptural bar at the center is topped by a 17-foot light fixture by Larose & Guyon. - The design covers architecture, interior, scenography, material selection, custom elements and coordination with the four brands.

Between the lines: - The project is designed to make brand identity part of the building itself, which signals a higher-end retail strategy than a conventional showroom. - The use of Quebec craftsmanship, including the Larose & Guyon fixture, ties the space to local design culture while showcasing global luxury labels. - The public vote gives the project a second stage of recognition beyond the design jury.

What's next: - Public voting remains open for the People’s Choice Award. - Maison Territo is inviting the public to vote for the project. - The recognition follows a milestone year in which Maison Territo brought Fendi Casa, Versace Home, Dolce & Gabbana Casa and Bentley Home together in Canada for the first time. - The showroom is building on the legacy of its sister store, Casavogue.

The bottom line: - Maison Territo turned a luxury showroom into an award-winning brand experience, and now the public will help decide whether it takes home another prize.