Edit Studios

08/31/2026

As one of Vancouver’s most significant transit-oriented developments, The Stories at South Granville Station represents a new generation of workplace design—where the journey through a building is just as important as the destination.
Edit Studios was engaged to design the commercial interior amenity spaces, with a vision of creating an experience that feels intentional from the moment occupants enter the building. Rather than treating each amenity as a standalone destination, we approached the project as a continuous narrative, ensuring every space—from the arrival lobby and shared corridors to the fitness centre, end-of-trip facilities, and tenant lounges—worked together to create a cohesive and elevated workplace experience.

Architects: MCM Partnership
Client: PCI Developments
Construction: Ledcor

07/21/2026

Confidential Forestry Company office - Media Post
Rooted in strength, craftsmanship, and connection to place.

This workplace transformation for a confidential client in the forestry industry draws inspiration from the rich history of Canada’s forestry and steel industries, blending natural textures, earthy tones, warm wood detailing, and refined metal accents to create a space that feels grounded, authentic, and welcoming.

A key concept throughout the design was recreating the feeling of walking through a forest. Dappled light became an important design feature, expressed through custom wall coverings, carefully considered lighting placement, and filtered light passing through office glazing films onto surrounding walls. These layered moments create movement, softness, and a sense of calm throughout the workplace experience.

From the moment you arrive, the environment is intended to feel approachable and less stressful for both staff and visitors, balancing functionality with warmth, comfort, and a deeper connection to nature and place.

Designed to feel organic, collaborative, and enduring, this space reflects the people and industry it was created

07/06/2026

Confidential Forestry Company office - Media Post
Rooted in strength, craftsmanship, and connection to place.

This workplace transformation for a confidential client in the forestry industry draws inspiration from the rich history of Canada’s forestry and steel industries, blending natural textures, earthy tones, warm wood detailing, and refined metal accents to create a space that feels grounded, authentic, and welcoming.

A key concept throughout the design was recreating the feeling of walking through a forest. Dappled light became an important design feature, expressed through custom wallcoverings, carefully considered lighting placement, and filtered light passing through office glazing films onto surrounding walls. These layered moments create movement, softness, and a sense of calm throughout the workplace experience.

From the moment you arrive, the environment is intended to feel approachable and less stressful for both staff and visitors, balancing functionality with warmth, comfort, and a deeper connection to nature and place.

Designed to feel organic, collaborative, and enduring, this space reflects the people and industry it was created for.

07/03/2026

Beyond the workout…

We’re seeing an opportunity for fitness spaces to become destinations for coaching, content creation, wellness, hospitality, and community.

If you could design the next generation of fitness HQs, what would you include?

06/29/2026

06/25/2026

TRULIOO project details

Client: Trulioo
Photo Cred: Ema Peter Photography
Branding: Pendo
Construction: Turner | Canada 🇨🇦
Furniture: contemporaryofficeinteriors⁠, Toolbox Contract
Lighting Procurement: KEL Lighting Design
Millwork: Mimmo Zaurrini+Victor DeFazio

06/23/2026

Landlords Let’s re-think amenities, We have a solution for you! Let's connect... 📩

06/17/2026

For this project, storytelling became part of the workplace experience, from global clocks connecting international teams, to murals celebrating diversity, and environmental graphics inspired by the client’s own digital brand language. A workplace shaped by culture, identity, and the people behind it.

Client: Trulioo
Photo Cred: Ema Peter Photography
Branding: Pendo
Construction: Turner | Canada 🇨🇦
Furniture: contemporaryofficeinteriors⁠, Toolbox Contract
Lighting Procurement: KEL Lighting Design
Millwork: Mimmo Zaurrini+Victor DeFazio

06/09/2026

Every client carries a story. For Sage, we translated theirs into space through custom installations inspired by their culture, values, and partnerships, embedding identity directly into the built environment.

Thank you  for hosting us and a big shout out to the lead designer 

Client: Neil Usher (),  
Design: Edit Studios
Landlord: , 601 West Hastings
Project Manager: Philip Thomas
Construction: 
Lighting:  & 
Elect, Mech, A/V Engineering:  
Furniture: contemporaryofficeinterior, christophersfurniture
A/V: Amplifie, Tim Alguire
Videographer: 

04/29/2026

Why some spaces just feel better.
We’re wired for light, texture, and nature. That instinct never left. It’s not just greenery, it’s how light moves, how materials age, how spaces flow. Less control. More feeling. When it aligns, you don’t notice it, you just feel better.