Interior designer finds inspiration in ancient pottery and carvings

October 12, 2016 —

reposted from CBC
When Destiny Seymour and her partner were renovating their home two years ago, they wanted home decor that reflected their Indigenous identity.

Click here to listen to their story and the design process used to create the brand indigo-arrows

Brandy OReilly

Alumni, faculty of architecture, indigenous art, indigenous identity, interior design

Winnipeg Free Press: UM Professor showcases her designs in a year of exponential growth

Tijen Roshko showcases her designs in a year of exponential growth

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Weaving Indigenous Heritage into Modern Design

Indigo Arrows, founded by Destiny Seymour [BA(Adv)/00, MID/13], an Anishinaabe interior designer from Winnipeg, is much more than a design brand—it's a cultural journey.

Alumni, faculty of architecture, Faculty of Arts, Indigenous

Faculty of Architecture launches Community Design and Planning Centre to foster engaged design and planning initiatives

The Community Design and Planning Centre (CDPC) is a pilot project of the Faculty of Architecture at the University of Manitoba aimed at delivering equitable and inclusive design and planning assistance in partnership with communities.

architecture, CDPC, community engagement, design education

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