What do you get when Canada’s most talented creative siblings get together to plan and design an exhibit space? Sibling Revelry of course!

As part of the Interior Design Show last weekend four pairs of siblings were invited to design a 600 square foot concept space for an overall exhibit spanning 2400 square feet entitled Sibling Revelry.

Partaking in the installation were fashion desiger David Dixon his brother designer Glenn Dixon; Toronto based woodworkers Jason Dressler & Lars Dressler; interior designer Sarah Richardson & her brother Theo Richardson, a New York based industrial and graphic designer; as well as Montreal based contemporary furniture designers My Ta Trung & Thien Ta Trung of Periphere.

Take a look at all four videos below to get up close and personal with each pair of designers and explore their inspirations for the exhibit.