A man and woman are sitting outdoors on a large rock, engaging in conversation during daytime. There are trees and a blue sky in the background.
Outline drawing of tropical flowers and leaves, featuring a star-shaped flower at the top, a butterfly-shaped flower at the bottom, and three small round flowers in the middle.

Together, Andre's connection to his Métis heritage and Stacey's passion for Indigenous art create a powerful synergy, allowing Minwabi to deliver projects that are both culturally respectful and creatively inspiring.

Our Process
A repeating black and white tribal pattern with geometric shapes and lines.
Black and white portrait of a man with short hair, slightly wrinkled face, wearing a zip-up jacket, looking confidently at the camera.

ABOUT


Andre

Andre, born and raised in Thunder Bay, comes from a long line of French-Canadian Métis ancestry. With a background in operations and years of experience in the office furniture industry, he is committed to bringing client visions to life with precision and care. His approach is rooted in the belief that every detail matters—and that well-executed spaces can support both function and community.

Black and white portrait of a middle-aged woman with straight shoulder-length hair and bangs, wearing a dark top, looking confidently into the camera.

ABOUT


Stacey

Stacey, with her design background and her Thunder Bay upbringing, has long been inspired by Indigenous art, which shapes her design approach today. She is dedicated to creating spaces that authentically represent the unique stories and cultures of Indigenous communities. Her design philosophy is rooted in the belief that every space should reflect the harmonious relationship between people, nature, and culture.