Designed by NatureHumaine, this suburban home on Montreal's south shore was fabricated by the father of our customer in the 1960's. After more than 50 years without having much work done, it needed some restoration. The first house needed normal light and had a progression of shut rooms encompassing a focal stair.
The counter of the focal island in the kitchen cantilevers 2.4 meters out from the cupboards turning into the feasting table, uniting the arrangement and eating spaces. Two turning glass entryways close off the section making a winter vestibule.
The monstrous stone chimney was rationed and restored. It's textured materiality stands out from the virtue of the new components. The outside of the house was restored and repainted and the windows were supplanted.
A contemporary dormer was added to the top of the house containing the two second floor bathrooms. The constrained bed of basic and splendid materials unites this home.
CONTEMPORARY SUBURBAN HOUSE DESIGN WITH FULLY FAMILY WARMTH
CONTEMPORARY SUBURBAN HOUSE DESIGN WITH FULLY FAMILY WARMTH |
The counter of the focal island in the kitchen cantilevers 2.4 meters out from the cupboards turning into the feasting table, uniting the arrangement and eating spaces. Two turning glass entryways close off the section making a winter vestibule.
The monstrous stone chimney was rationed and restored. It's textured materiality stands out from the virtue of the new components. The outside of the house was restored and repainted and the windows were supplanted.
A contemporary dormer was added to the top of the house containing the two second floor bathrooms. The constrained bed of basic and splendid materials unites this home.
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