Toronto Congress Centre. April 17 to 19, 2026.
A small room. Grasscloth on the walls. A counter in Cosentino stone. Two Alice floor sculptures, each on a different ÉCLOS base. Twins, paired, glowing above the counter. Alice Mini, on the surface. Jumeau across the wall. And a limited-edition console, also in Cosentino stone, holding the centre.
This was the Gemini Collection's first complete environment. Living Luxe 2026, at Modo Forma, Toronto's new design centre. Three brands stood in the room. Modo Forma curated it. Cosentino grounded it. Claris built the design language. The booth read as one room, not three.
ALICE
ALICE stands as a floor sculpture. Two panels of eight-millimetre Belgian glass, one face frosted, one face gloss. Twenty-two by seventy-two inches, pill-shaped. Bronze or Graphite frame. The base is Cosentino, in ÉCLOS Ivora or ÉCLOS Phantome.
A statement before it is a mirror. A piece for the room that gets a piece, not a mirror.
By Benoît Gérard. Specified for residential foyers, hospitality lobbies, and design showrooms.
ALICE MINI carries the same idea to a small surface. Eleven by eighteen inches. A tinted arched glass panel rising from an ÉCLOS base, with a round mirror set into the upper face.
A piece that earns its spot on a small surface. Built for a console, a dresser, a shelf where a small object earns the eye.
TWINS
TWINS is one piece with four possibilities. A vertical form with a circular aperture. Installed alone or paired, portrait or landscape. The design holds its proportion in every orientation.
The wall decides nothing. The designer decides everything.
At Modo Forma, the Twins were installed as a pair in portrait orientation. Two vertical forms stacked, two circular apertures reading down the wall.
JUMEAU
JUMEAU is a single architectural form with two circular apertures. Bronze frosted finish, warm and diffused. At home in a bathroom or a living space.
Two circular openings hold the reflection; the bronze frosted body holds the light.
A piece for the double vanity, the feature wall, the long horizontal stretch. Available in 51 by 26 or 60 by 30, with or without backlit LED.
A limited-edition console, in SENSA Kaira
The console is a limited-edition piece, separate from the Gemini Collection. Designed by Benoît Gérard, finished in Cosentino SENSA Kaira. A natural stone with green-leaning veining.
At the booth, the console held the centre. Jumeau above. Alice Minis on the surface.
Claris's first move into furniture. Limited edition. Available by inquiry.
A room built by Modo Forma, Cosentino, and Claris
Three brands. One room.
Modo Forma is Toronto's new design centre. The roster is built around considered furniture and material brands, the kind of pieces that move quietly through projects rather than loudly through showrooms. The booth at Living Luxe was Modo Forma's first public outing of its curation discipline.
Cosentino brought ÉCLOS and SENSA. The ÉCLOS bases under Alice and Alice Mini, Ivora and Phantome, gave the Gemini lead pieces their weight. SENSA Kaira gave the limited-edition console its surface. The same material partner across three pieces, two materials, three different registers.
Benoît Gérard, Creative Director of Claris and lead designer of the Gemini Collection, wrote the brief: the mirror should read as an object first, and a mirror second. The Cosentino partnership extended that idea into stone for the Gemini bases. The limited-edition console extended it past mirrors entirely, into a surface.
Contact us
Display pieces from the Living Luxe booth may still be available. Email to inquire about specific show pieces: Alice on ÉCLOS Phantome or Ivora, the limited-edition console in SENSA Kaira, Twins, Jumeau, or particular finishes.
For ongoing trade specification:
Claris Company. 50 Carroll Street, Toronto, Ontario, M4M 3G3. +1-855-999-2124. info@clariscompany.com.
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