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The volumes of this one-storey house was completely rethought, especially on the main floor, which we opened up by separating the uses by beautiful midnight-blue metal and glass doors, designed by our studio.

From the entrance, we set the tone with an elegant combination of stone-like tile, panoramic landscape wallpaper, a deep blue and contrasting light oak wood. While the walls were opened up, we can still create privacy when needed, using a custom metal sliding door, finished with a deep blue lacquer, colour you can find throughout the project.

We designed a large wood veneer and metal TV cabinet for the living room, located in the house extension. We wanted the cabinet to be wall hung, to bring a delicate lightness to the room, despite its size. A Berber-inspired wool rug makes the room even cozier. We opted for soft colors and a waxed concrete-like flooring. This neutral yet chic palette is allowing us to be as bold as desired.

By restructuring the first floor, we were able to create a Master Suite, including a walk-in closet and an ensuite. To soften the navy blue, we used stone and beige colours. The daughter’s bedroom is girly yet sweet. The curved headboard is made of a fluted wall covering. Hanging lights add a designer touch that will be appreciated even as she grows. We strive to design timeless interiors that follow our customers' evolution.