West Elm and the Black Designers of Canada partner to highlight Black designers with new showroom collaboration.
West Elm, a subsidiary of Williams-Sonoma, Inc., and the Black Designers of Canada have announced a collaboration showcasing exceptional talent within the Black Canadian design community. This partnership emphasizes West Elm’s commitment to amplifying the voices and creativity of Black Canadian designers.
The curated showcase, located on West Elm showroom floor in Toronto’s Liberty Village, features top talent, including Tony Yaw of Life Liveth, Sharon Oke, Daej of Daej Designs, Jonika Griffin of Rest Simple, and George Sully of Sully & Son Co. It provides a unique platform for these designers to present their innovative and culturally rich perspectives, aligning with West Elm’s mission to foster an inclusive design community that reflects Canada’s diversity.
“We are honored to partner with the Black Designers of Canada to spotlight the incredible creativity and expertise within the Black Canadian design community,” said Ada Tsang, West Elm’s representative.
“Partnering with West Elm is a milestone for the Black Designers of Canada, signifying the recognition of our talent and a stride toward a more inclusive design industry. Together, we’re shaping a future where diversity is celebrated,” said George Sully, Founder, Black Designers of Canada.
The showcase serves as a catalyst for conversations surrounding diversity, representation, and equality in the design world. West Elm invites the community to join in celebrating the rich contributions of Black Canadian designers and looks forward to fostering a more inclusive future for the industry. The showcase will run from February 24 through to March 1, 2024.
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