Every architectural project is unique, especially with the refurbishment of this high-end kitchen with an industrial design in Montreal.
Photo credit: Valérie de l'Etoile
The owners wanted to renovate one of theirs kitchen in an ancestral building located in Plateau Mont-Royal.
The challenge about this project was to have an interior which fit with the open space of the dining room, and to add a contemporary look at the character and architectural design already there.
The kitchen renovation implies a custom design:
The setting of each storage space was designed and thanked with precision.
All furniture was made in order to fit the wine cellar, the storages, three oversized drawers and to hide the refrigerator.
By opening the sliding door, it’s possible to have access to all storages, the microwave, the wine cellar, the drawers… Once closed, everything is hidden.
Back to serenity.
The suction and retractable fan helps to create a modern design for this clean-lined kitchen. On the other hand, the faucet and the glass wall are the main pieces of the layout, accentuating the industrial look of the kitchen. The choice of a matte finish creates a soft feel. This contrasts with the imposing central island made of stainless steel, crowned by a maple wood countertop, which adds a welcoming touch to this ultramodern kitchen.
Finally, the lighting emphasizes the beautiful separation thanks to the shadows created on the brick wall.
The planning and the schedule of this custom-made project were properly managed; it took only 12 weeks from the first sketches to the end of the renovation.
Interior designer: Cyrille Maurice
This article was published in Joli Joli design. Pretty pretty design. Thank you for that.
