Residential

Saint-Bruno, Quebec, Canada

Completed in 2023

Photograph by Phil Bernard

Furniture: Focus Group

In the heart of an 80s condo, Éclat Retrouvé reconciles memory and modernity. The intervention was carried out with delicacy, preserving the spirit of the place while instilling a new clarity and a new coherence.

The original fireplace, preserved and highlighted, becomes the warm anchor of the room. A rug in retro hues whispers a nod to years gone by.

The kitchen, sober and mineral in charcoal grey, is enhanced with a golden glow, a discreet punctuation of elegance.

The large glass roof lets in light like a living, structuring presence.

The whole creates a soft and contemporary atmosphere, faithful to the essence of the place, but resolutely turned towards the future.

Glass partitions redefine spaces without dividing them.

This typical 1990s kitchen, partitioned and dimly lit, was separated from the dining room. The compartmentalized space restricted movement and the influx of natural light. By removing the partition that closed the kitchen off from the living area, light from the skylight began to flow freely throughout the entire space. The old fireplace in the living room, a testament to the house's original character, was preserved and subtly integrated into the new decor, creating a balance between history and modernity.