June is National Indigenous History Month, to celebrate we wanted to explore and appreciate the harmonious merger of age-old tradition with contemporary creativity found in Indigenous-inspired design. Through their rich cultural traditions, customs, and aesthetic motifs, the First Nations people of Canada imbue both interior and exterior designs with a deep connection to the natural world, community, and Indigenous heritage. When implemented with sensitivity and respect, this style can serve as a profound link to a diverse and intricate history. Key Principles Whether your preference leans towards a more traditional Indigenous-inspired design or a modernized twist, there are certain core principles to keep in mind when incorporating this design style: materials, colour palette, patterns and motifs, artwork, furniture, and, most importantly, respect. Materials: First Nations practices champion the use of natural materials like wood, stone, leather, fur, and textiles such as wool or cotton. Sourcing these materials locally, where possible, aligns…