A true refuge in the heart of nature, this second home offers peace and healing to family and friends. "We worked in duet with the architect Eric Tremblay so that the sight is the essential decor". The inspiration of the design comes also from outside, by the integration of organic materials, but also by means of structural effects. For example, the wooden slats placed on the wall and the suspensions of the entrance hall respond to the verticality of the trees.

In the same vein, the constant presence of moss green and well-chosen accessories, such as the chandelier in the dining room, the paintings of the entrance, the living room and the master bedroom help to bring in the outside. inside. Despite the high ceilings, the huge windows and the resolutely modern style, the atmosphere is warm thanks to the wood that speeds the volumes in all the rooms and the effects of textures invigorating the space. "The atmosphere is contemporary but nothing is smooth; it is the case of the white slats which dress the descent of staircase ". The conviviality is reinforced by the introduction of old elements, including 1950-1960 armchairs, Asian lamps and industrial style objects.

Finally, from the basement to the terraces, everything is designed to maximize comfort.

Architecture: BOOM TOWN
Photo Credits : Yves Lefebvre photographe