MSDS Studio

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MSDS ("make shit, design shit") Studio is a Toronto-based design studio founded by Jessica Nakanishi and Jonathan Sabine in 2011.^[1] They focus on furniture, lighting, and interior design. Nakanishi's and Sabine's collaboration comes from Nakanishi's experience in interior design, and Sabine's background in making furniture.^[2] Their style has been described as a mixture of Japanese minimalism and Scandinavian simplicity.^[3] Toronto Life called them one of "Toronto’s best architects and designers right now".^[4]

MSDS Studio designed interiors for Toronto businesses Shopify,^[5][6] and SPiN Toronto.^[7][8] They designed housewares for Umbra Shift.^[9]

They received the Juror's Choice Award at the 2013 Toronto Design Offsite Festival.^[10]

Azure named them "Canadian product designers of the year" in 2017 as well as featuring them in their "30 Canadian Product Designers Leading the Charge".^[11]

They became the first Canadian studio to be featured at the Stockholm Furniture & Light Fair in 2015.^[1] At the Stockholm Furniture Fair, MSDS presented their new range of furniture.^[12]