Ralph Lauren Home Joins Maison Territo in Montréal

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Maison Territo has added Ralph Lauren Home to its curated catalogue, bringing one of the best-known names in American lifestyle design into its Montréal offering.

The collection extends Ralph Lauren’s design language beyond fashion and into furniture and interiors, encompassing sofas, dining and bedroom furniture, lighting, rugs and decorative pieces. Maison Territo clients can now explore the brand as part of a catalogue that includes some of the world’s most recognized names in furniture and interior design.

The addition also expands Maison Territo’s representation of fashion houses with established home collections. Ralph Lauren Home joins a portfolio that includes Fendi Casa, Versace Home, Bentley Home, and Dolce & Gabbana Casa, each bringing a distinct design identity to the showroom’s broader offering.

More Than Four Decades of Ralph Lauren Home

Ralph Lauren entered the home category in 1983, becoming the first fashion designer to introduce a complete collection for the home. The move translated the designer’s lifestyle-driven approach into interiors and established a home business that has now operated for more than four decades.

From the beginning, Ralph Lauren Home was organized around different environments and ways of living. Its original collections included Thoroughbred, New England, Jamaica and Log Cabin, drawing inspiration from settings ranging from country estates and coastal homes to more relaxed retreats.

That approach remains part of the brand today. Ralph Lauren Home moves between traditional and contemporary interiors, incorporating equestrian influences, Art Deco references, modern forms and ideas drawn from travel and architecture.

Ralph Lauren Home at Maison Territo

Ralph Lauren Home adds another established international design house to Maison Territo’s growing catalogue, expanding the options available to homeowners, architects and interior designers working on residential and commercial projects.

The brand is particularly suited to Maison Territo’s approach because its collections extend beyond individual furniture pieces. Seating, tables, lighting, rugs and accessories can be considered together when developing a complete interior, while individual pieces can also be incorporated into projects built around other brands.

Maison Territo’s team can work with clients to explore available Ralph Lauren Home pieces, materials and collections and determine how they can be incorporated into a particular space.

Discover Ralph Lauren Home in Montréal

Maison Territo’s 11,000-square-foot showroom at Royalmount brings together furniture, lighting, surfaces and accessories from international design houses in an environment created for both private clients and design professionals.

The addition of Ralph Lauren Home gives Montréal clients access to a home collection with more than four decades of history and a design identity that has grown alongside the Ralph Lauren brand.

Maison Territo is located at 5050 Côte-de-Liesse, Suite 1050, Mont-Royal, QC H4P 0C9. For more information, call 514-800-0102.

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