Shops We Love: A Look Back At 50 Years Of Maison Corbeil

“Good design never gets old,” says Eric Corbeil, Home Société Group co-president.

It’s no wonder then, that despite 50 years on the scene — Maison Corbeil hasn’t aged a bit. This year the brand is celebrating a significant milestone: five decades of design, craftsmanship, and a steadfast commitment to democratizing the world of Canadian design. As an integral part of Groupe Home Société, the parent company overseeing major players like MUST, Jardin de Ville, and the Home Société concept store, Maison Corbeil has become central to Canada’s dynamic design scene. Keep scrolling to learn more about the brand’s history!

1973

Established in 1973 by forward-thinking visionaries Collette and Raymond Corbeil, Maison Corbeil brought a fresh perspective to Canadian design by introducing contemporary and modern furniture. The brand was one of the first retailers to introduce cult-favorite brands like Ligne Roset, Cattelan Italia, and Ethnicraft to Canadian homes.

1980

In 1980, Maison Corbeil welcome the renowned French brand Ligne Roset into its curated collection. This marked the beginning of an era defined by iconic design, with the introduction of the timeless Togo sofa captivating the hearts of Canadian design enthusiasts.

1982

Colette and Raymond recognized the significance of supporting local industries, and in 1982, Maison Corbeil expanded its range to include locally made furniture, forming partnerships with Quebec manufacturers.

2005

The brand diversified its portfolio with the launch of the MUST brand, in a move to offer modern and accessible furniture options to a broader audience.