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    Design according to life in Montreal: The work of MRDK

    For Guillaume Ménard and David Dworkind and their Montreal studio MRDK, they're making the city's streets come alive through design.

    J.P. Karwacki

    J.P. Karwacki

    11 octobre 2023- Read time: 6 min
    Design according to life in Montreal: The work of MRDKGuillaume Ménard and David Dworkind of the Montreal-based studio MRDK. / Photograph Scott Usheroff

    The local creative force of Guillaume Ménard and David Dworkind of the Montreal-based studio MRDK is true to Montreal, treating its culture and the way people live in it as a source of inspiration.

    It’s an approach to design that’s produced a body of interior and architectural work featuring some of the city’s most stunning and memorable restaurants, bars, and cafés.

    Perhaps it’s only natural that the two designers have focused on places of hospitality, as they find a bit of home in the work they do.

    “We’re mainly inspired by the vibe and feel of Montreal,” Guillaume says over a mid-afternoon video call with David. “How people live here, understand their limits, how they start to feel comfortable and stop feeling comfortable.”

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