Maison Territo Expands Immersive Luxury Showroom in Montreal with Over 100 International Design Brands

Maison Territo has expanded its luxury showroom in Montreal to feature more than 100 international design brands, according to Calgary Sun. The 11,000-square-foot space sits in the Royalmount district and brings together some of the world's most recognized names in high-end home design.
The showroom now hosts brands such as Fendi Casa, Versace Home, and Dolce & Gabbana Casa. It serves both design professionals and private residential clients looking to explore luxury interiors in a hands-on setting, Shoreline Beacon reported.
Most furniture showrooms display products in rows. Maison Territo takes a different approach. The space is built around what the company calls "immersive environments." Visitors can walk through fully styled rooms that show how materials, finishes, and furniture work together in real life, according to Northern News.
That approach makes it easier for clients to picture how a product looks at home. Instead of picking from a catalog, they can touch surfaces, see colors in context, and feel the scale of each piece. The experience is designed to remove the guesswork from luxury interior design.
The expanded lineup leans heavily on Italian design. Fendi Casa, Versace Home, and Dolce & Gabbana Casa are among the featured brands. All three are fashion houses that moved into home design, bringing their signature styles into furniture, textiles, and accessories, Cochrane Times Post reported.
Alongside these fashion-forward labels, the showroom carries more than 100 brands in total. That range gives clients access to a wide mix of styles and price points, all within the same 11,000-square-foot space in one visit.
Maison Territo is located in Montreal's Royalmount district, a growing commercial area that has attracted high-end retail and lifestyle brands. The showroom has become a fixture in the local design community since it first opened, according to County Market.
The expansion cements its role as a hub for design professionals in the region. Interior designers, architects, and private clients now have a single destination to source materials and explore full lifestyle concepts without leaving the city.
Demand for high-end home design has grown steadily in Canada's major cities. Wealthy buyers and design professionals want access to top global brands without traveling to Milan or Paris. Showrooms like Maison Territo fill that gap locally, Fort Saskatchewan Record reported.
By expanding to more than 100 brands, Maison Territo is betting that Montreal clients want more choice and a richer in-person experience. The immersive model — letting people live inside a space before they buy — may set a new standard for how luxury design is sold in Canada.
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