Curated collections

Design collections

Selected groupings of profiles around a theme. These are editorial selections — never “best of” rankings — to spark ideas for your own project.

How to use the collections

The catalogue’s filters answer precise questions — show me cedar cabins that seat four. The collections answer looser, more human ones: what suits a small backyard, what stands up to a Canadian winter, what makes a lakeside retreat. Each is a curated, editorial grouping of profiles around a theme, drawn from across the catalogue to spark ideas rather than to sell a ranking.

Deliberately, these are selections, not rankings. The archive never claims a “best sauna in Canada” or a “number-one” profile, because there is no objective league table for something as personal as a sauna. A collection simply gathers configurations that share a quality — a compact footprint, wood heat, a changing room, panoramic glazing — so you can browse a coherent set and follow any profile through to its full specifications.

From a collection to a decision

Use the collections as a starting point, then narrow down with the structured tools: filter the full catalogue, browse by type or capacity, and place up to four profiles side by side in the comparison tool. The collections show you the neighbourhood; the catalogue and comparison help you choose the house.

Planned collections