We are a design studio located in Toronto, complete with our own manufacturing facility. We collaborate closely with interior designers, hotels, and discerning individuals to craft distinctive, bespoke pieces for interior spaces. As the premier architectural custom fabrication company, we specialize in transforming your furniture and artistic visions into truly awe-inspiring realities.
Take a walk through our portfolio of unique and custom projects.
Alta Purpura Mota: another unique creation by Yury Goncharov. A one-of-the-kind armchair blending Newton’s physics and art. The project is featured in our worldwide exhibition. A mix of handcraft work and digital tech gives it life, symbolizing energy.
Gold winner of the prestigious Furniture Design category at the Feeel Design World Prize. Chosen and acknowledged by Karim Rashid himself.Take a look at result of clashing the best of two worlds – digital and physical. pushing boundaries and achieving unparalleled creative heights.
We were introducing the Sentaler Flagship Toronto, a stunning space designed by Candice & Alison. As part of this project, we had the pleasure of creating chic stands for product placement that added the perfect finishing touch to the store.
We were introducing the Sentaler Flagship Toronto, a stunning space designed by Candice & Alison. As part of this project, we had the pleasure of creating chic stands for product placement that added the perfect finishing touch to the store.
Introducing the Yury Goncharov’s Collection: Ex-Periment. Vibrant ’60s-inspired hues mixed with contemporary design. This collection embodies dance-like dynamism of Elvis and luminaire inspirations of Verner Panton and Eero Aarnio. Nostalgic, and yet modern that uplifts the spirit in tumultuous times.
Ya Fabrica’s very own bio-tech project, in which we process ancient design components through the prism of possibilities of modern design and digital technologies.
Ready for the project that will make you hungry for both potatoes and extraordinary design? Take a look at this majestic Potato Peel Chandelier, which now is a centerpiece of the Potato Museum in New Brunswick.