Madeleine Sloback
Founder/Creative DirectorMadeleine Design Group Inc.Madeleine is an award-winning interior designer whose approach is grounded in a deep understanding of design and construction. She brings creativity, technical expertise, and hands-on experience to every project.
Beginning her career in finishing carpentry, Madeleine gained firsthand knowledge of the construction process before joining a commercial design/build firm, where she developed expertise in project coordination, technical drawings, and integrated design solutions.
For more than 13 years, Madeleine has led her own design firm, guided by the core values of teamwork, transparency, accountability, and design excellence. Central to her philosophy is the belief that every project should be a reflection of each client’s unique personality, preferences, and way of living. Through thoughtful collaboration and a deeply personalized approach, Madeleine and her team create distinctive, enduring spaces that feel authentic to the people who experience them.
Regional Realities: How Great Design Responds to Place
Designers from British Columbia, Nova Scotia, Ontario, and Alberta walk into a room and quickly realize they’re not solving the same problems. Climate
…Designers from British Columbia, Nova Scotia, Ontario, and Alberta walk into a room and quickly realize they’re not solving the same problems. Climate, construction styles, client expectations, and access to products all shape how projects come toget
…Designers from British Columbia, Nova Scotia, Ontario, and Alberta walk into a room and quickly realize they’re not solving the same problems. Climate, construction styles, client expectations, and access to products all shape how projects come together, and what ultimately gets specified.
This candid, fast-paced conversation puts those differences on the table. What works, what doesn’t translate, and where do assumptions fall apart across regions
Designers from British Columbia, Nova Scotia, Ontario, and Alberta walk into a room and quickly realize they’re not solving the same problems. Climate, construction styles, client expectations, and access to products all shape how projects come together, and what ultimately gets specified.
This candid, fast-paced conversation puts those differences on the table. What works, what doesn’t translate, and where do assumptions fall apart across regions? For designers taking on cross-country projects or looking to expand beyond their local market, it’s a clear, practical look at what changes when you leave your home base, and how to adapt without missing a step.
The K&B Hot List: The Products, Booths & Ideas That Stood Out
In the inaugural year of Kitchen + Bath Canada, which brands, products, and ideas truly broke through? This fast-paced closing session brings the Desi
…In the inaugural year of Kitchen + Bath Canada, which brands, products, and ideas truly broke through? This fast-paced closing session brings the Design Advisory Group together for a live, unscripted conversation about the standout discoveries that c
…In the inaugural year of Kitchen + Bath Canada, which brands, products, and ideas truly broke through? This fast-paced closing session brings the Design Advisory Group together for a live, unscripted conversation about the standout discoveries that captured the industry’s attention across the show floor.
In the inaugural year of Kitchen + Bath Canada, which brands, products, and ideas truly broke through? This fast-paced closing session brings the Design Advisory Group together for a live, unscripted conversation about the standout discoveries that captured the industry’s attention across the show floor.
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