The Entro Garden Party—bringing people together to celebrate memorable experiences, shared work, and new ideas.
Nearly 200 clients, collaborators, and friends from across the design industry joined us at our Toronto studio for an evening that brought together the people, projects, creativity, and thinking that continue to shape Entro. With team members from Toronto, New York, Vancouver, and Calgary all represented, it was a chance to reconnect, exchange ideas, and celebrate our community.
Throughout the studio, we showcased the breadth of work we have been fortunate to create with clients and collaborators over the years. The exhibition traced Entro’s history of developing prominent visual identities—many of which have become enduring symbols of culture and place—alongside projects spanning sectors and geographies around the world.
From the Whitney Museum of American Art in New York and Scotiabank Arena in Toronto to Changi Airport in Singapore, the work reflected the diversity of places and experiences we help shape. More importantly, it celebrated the partnerships behind that work and a shared ambition to create environments that are more meaningful, intuitive, engaging, and memorable for the people who experience them.
Thank you to our collaborators at Twilight Signs for printing these exhibit pieces.
The evening also offered a look at how our practice continues to evolve. Interactive activations introduced guests to Entro’s technology platform, including our eye-tracking and brainwave-monitoring technologies. These tools allow us to study how people actually see, process, and respond to information and environments—bringing behavioural insight and measurable evidence into the design process.
Guests had the opportunity to experience the technology firsthand and see how research can help us test ideas, challenge assumptions, and make more informed design decisions.
Creativity took another form through a silent auction featuring original artwork created by members of the Entro team. We were proud to share the creative practices of our colleagues beyond their day-to-day work while supporting an organization that contributes so much to Canada’s cultural landscape.
All proceeds from the auction supported the Textile Museum of Canada and its work connecting people with textile art, culture, ideas, and histories from around the world.
Thank you to our design industry friends at Akasha Art Projects for printing these museum quality prints.
We are grateful to the clients, collaborators, colleagues, and friends who spent the evening with us, and to everyone whose partnership and trust continue to make our work possible.
A special thank you as well to the many Entro team members who contributed their time, ideas, artwork, and energy to bringing the evening together.
It was a night to celebrate what we have created together, share what we are exploring today, and look ahead to what’s next.
