Visitors to our Vancouver store are welcomed by a sandblasted granite relief created by Jody Broomfield, a Coast Salish artist of the Squamish Nation. The design, whose title means “welcome,” pays tribute to the spakwus (eagle), a symbol of great power and spiritual protection that carries prayers to ancestors in the spirit world. In addition to echoing the traditional Salish hand gesture of greeting, the perfectly symmetrical wings represent the connection between the spiritual and living world.

Through this ceramic wall sculpture, artist Bobbie Burgers illustrates feminine rebellion. More than 50 flowers in iridescent blue, grey, white, and black in various stages of decay float off the wall, strong and resilient in the face of vulnerability.

At the very heart of the Park Royal South store, suspended in midair, two brightly coloured striped cones come together and meet at a nearly imperceptible point. This stunning reference to fashion, culture, and engineering is a sculpture by visual artist, novelist, and designer Douglas Coupland.