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Bold, smart, creative and practical designs.

Dochia Interior design provides interior design and consulting services for commercial and residential projects with a selective body of architectural design for the residential market. During 21 years of business, Dochia has demonstrated the capacity to constantly generate innovative, functional and beautiful designs. It’s signature style uniquely mixes contemporary and classical elements for a

smart, practical and outstandingly modern result. With backgrounds in architecture, interior design, technical detailing and art, Dochia’s team brings a significant wealth of knowledge and experience to all the design aspects of the project. Commercial Projects cover: New Condominium Construction, Renovation and Refurbishment of Common and Amenity Areas of Existing Condominium Buildings, Hospitality Projects and Corporate Office design and branding, Facility upgrades of Corporate Multi-tenant Buildings. For its residential clients and in addition to interior design consulting, Dochia provides full all-inclusive one stop resources from architectural design and permit procurement to interior design and decor.

04/13/2026

When you enter the lobby at Stone Eagle Winery, you are greeted with elegant understatement. The interior draws from the language of Italian estates (stone, plaster, and soft colour tones) scaled to a working hospitality environment.

The concierge desk subtly anchors the visitor, a detailed, sculptural volume with fluid, welcoming shape. Beyond it, mirrored doors draw you into the rooms while service functions are concealed, as the visitors follow the rhythm of pilasters and carefully placed interior elements as they start their journey.

A controlled seduction preparing you for the wine experience. Read more about the project via link in bio

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03/26/2026

At Stone Eagle Winery, tastings are served as structured flights, typically five wines progressing from lighter to fuller profiles. Guests arrive in pairs or small groups and remain seated throughout the experience. The tasting room was designed to support that format directly and accommodate others in the future.

The bar is divided into four sections, each accommodating a small group comfortably, with seating sized to allow up to six people without crowding. The counter depth allows for proper placement of a full flight, glassware, and service elements without overlap between guests.

Behind the bar, the working zone is sized for multiple servers to operate at the same time, allowing flights to be prepared, explained, and cleared without interrupting adjacent groups.

From each seat, the view is deliberately controlled. The room is organized using the principle of affective axis (Selftropy™) — the visual field from the point of action is considered from the moment a guest sits down. Sightlines are directed toward the interior components and architectural elements and the depth of the room, controlling the focus to enhance the tasting experience.

The result is a tasting environment that supports how wine is actually experienced: seated, sequential, and shared.
See more about the project: https://loom.ly/GLC3r3s

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03/20/2026

Stone Eagle Winery, Niagara-on-the-Lake
Winner — LIV Hospitality Design Awards

This project began with the land and the way wine is experienced over time, and spaces were designed to support that progressive change. From early construction through completion, the work was developed closely with the owners, shaping decisions around light, proportion, and how each room would be used and experienced. Big cheers to the entire team!

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Next week-ish… we’ll be sharing the full design story and behind-the-scenes process in the upcoming Land of Dochia Magazine special edition.

A full article is now available in the Land of Dochia Magazine web edition, where we explore the design process, timeline, and ideas behind the project:
via link in Bio

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03/15/2026

Breaking news! Stone Eagle Winery, designed by , has received the LIV Hospitality Design Award from

This project was a five-year design journey, beginning with the first concept sketches in 2020 and culminating in the winery opening in 2025. Designing a winery is always a special kind of challenge. Wine culture moves slowly, patiently, guided by seasons and ritual.

Next week, we’ll be sharing the full design story and behind-the-scenes process in the upcoming Land of Dochia Magazine special edition. The full article where we explore the design process, timeline, and ideas behind the project and links to the winning entry is now available via link in Bio - follow the LOD Magazine web edition.

01/05/2026

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12/27/2025

Last week, I opened a cabinet I’ve opened a thousand times. Same shelf. Same jars. Same reach. And still—something fell out. A jar tilted, rolled on its edge as I probably closed the door onto it last time.

Domesticity is like that. A small infrastructure we reliably lean on to do our bigger things outside it.

This issue is for the practical, the intentional, as Moira Davies starts us where real life actually happens: the pantry. Not a Pinterest performance, but a daily scheme that protects attention and makes cooking feel easier. A good pantry stores bandwidth.

Carlotta Parker takes you behind the scenes into something I’m quietly proud of, as the long bridge I’ve crossed over the years finally becomes visible: from early neuroscience-informed architecture work in the 90s, when it did not even have a name, to positive psychology, to Harvard sleep specialization, to the space and tools I’ve built in preventive health to help others—that feels like the real success.

And if you’re traveling any time soon, Giuseppina does what she does best: she takes you to Paris, but not the loud Paris—the version you meet when you move along with others to see the sites and check your lists; one that slows you down to fewer things, and makes the city bond with you.

Happy read!

11/30/2025

The Kitchen as Metabolic & Social Engine
Nutrition is optimized, not shared; families dissolve into caloric efficiency. The kitchen is back at the heart of health. It’s not only about food—it’s where metabolic rhythm and social connection intersect.
• Homes: Two-zone kitchens (prep + social) that anchor daily rhythms.
• Healthcare: Teaching kitchens that turn recovery diets into confidence-building rituals.

11/27/2025

Wellness turned industrial; serenity sold by subscription, silence rated five stars.

11/20/2025

Every wall learned to soothe. Every sound, to rest. The body remembered it was not a machine.

11/17/2025

Personalization, from Wearables to Rooms
It’s not just your smartwatch nudging you anymore—entire rooms are starting to adapt to your rhythms. Spaces are becoming personalized by light, sound, and timing.
• Clinics: Data-driven Selftropic Rooms that adjust to biomarker feedback.
• : Guest profiles that set the room’s mood lighting and temperature before check-in.

11/10/2025

The house became a sensor, the body a dataset; comfort measured in compliance.
We built homes that breathed with us — not to monitor, but to mirror our becoming.
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1446 Don Mills Road, Unit #230
Toronto, ON
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Monday	9am - 5:30pm
Tuesday	9am - 5:30pm
Wednesday	9am - 5:30pm
Thursday	9am - 5:30pm
Friday	9am - 5:30pm

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http://www.landofdochia.com/

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