A professional in the area of communications, Madeleine Champagne has contributed to the daily Le Devoir and other magazines. She graduated from l'École des Beaux Arts de Montréal, and has a passion for architecture and design.

A journalist, Nicole Charest is an unconditional fan of design, architecture, travelling, wines and gastronomy. She writes a monthly column on Quebec design in Chez-Soi and contributes on an ongoing basis to Vins & Vignobles magazine. She has kept her sense of wonder alive through the years.

Graduated in graphic design and business management. A publicist and consumer behaviourist, she deciphers emerging societal trends with striking intuition. She became a free-lancer after 20 years of working for large advertising firms. Anne talks about packaging materials at Bazzo.tv (Télé-Québec) and acts as a commentator on consumerism at l'Après-midi porte conseil (Radio-Canada).

Industrial designer degree and master’s student in ″design and complexity″ at the UdeM École de design industriel, Louis Drouin focuses on major issues of design practice. His participation as a founding member of POIESIS interrelations en design led him to develop a critical perspective in communication design. His leitmotiv: question the contributors in this discipline about the meaning of the projects they undertake.

A graduate of the Interior Design program at the Université de Montréal, Laurence Duhamel pays particular attention to the stakes and movements that define designed environments of the 21^st century. It is the constant evolution in the field as well as the multidisciplinary aspect of the industry that feed the creative energies of this young designer and researcher, captivated by the principles of "slow design" and affective "emotional ergonomics".

After studies in journalism and media art and technology, Marie-Claude Fafard, originally from Sept-Îles, settled in Montreal to hone her writing skills. After a stint as a news desk editor for the daily newspaper Metro, she turned to magazine, a world she has not left since. She occasionally acts as a research assistant on television and in the music field. An artistic soul, she prizes aesthetics and inventiveness, enjoys music, gastronomy, design, and has a strong interest in sustainable development.

 An expert in design in the broader sense (from architecture to object creation), Alain Hochereau has, since 2003, contributed to numerous specialty magazines, radio shows and general newspapers such as the cultural weekly Voir. He is invited regularly to act as a critic for various events and exhibitions, including SIDIM (Salon International du Design d’Intérieur de Montréal), where he has been a Jury member for the show’s excellence prizes since 2007.

Sarah Lévesque has been working as a journalist in the cultural realm for over 10 years and is a contributor to several publications including INTÉRIEURS Magazine. Fascinated with the beautiful, she is always on the hunt for rare finds and tips to share with her friends. She also writes screenplays in television and film. She recently wrote Une île au coeur, a full-length feature film.

Daniel McBride has a Ph.D. in English Literature and Philosophy (University of Toronto). He worked for five years as an academic in Egypt and has travelled extensively in Asia. His passion for history and cultural evolution has led him to feel strongly that revision and translation work should produce an expressive language that is as rich as it is precise.

A text editor and proofreader, translator and teacher of French as a second language, Françoise Miquet is fluent in four languages. She held a text revising position for Médias Transcontinental for several years and now works for Décision Média. Her major interests are in the areas of social trends, traveling, arts and culture, with a special preference for the Middle East.

With a Bachelor in both Communications and Film Studies in hand, Juli Pisano worked for artist-run centres and theater companies before completing graduate studies in Cultural Organization Management. INTÉRIEURS’ Coordinator at age 20, she is promoted to Editor in Chief in 2007 and now works as a Freelance Journalist for the publication. Born into design — her godmother is Ginette Gadoury —, she also runs Reno-Brico.com, a Web platform for renovation projects.

A Montreal journalist, novelist, writer and research assistant, Nathalie Roy has been a regular contributor to INTÉRIEURS magazine since 2001, and also writes in Vie des Arts. She loves writing to share her passion for creation, which she sees as a vital element in the improvement of community well-being.