Contemporary Interior Design by Canadian interior designer René Desjardins. This space consists of a large 3300 sq ft units are assembled from two penthouse on floor 23. As a starting point, the space intended for the corridor to one of the penthouse now be used to house mechanical and electrical systems. This means that the apartment can be a pure rectangular large buildings covering the entire full length, with full-height windows in the North, East and West side that will provide exceptional natural light. These apartments consist of two zones: on the one hand, the regions with: living room, dining room and kitchen and living room / home theater, and on the other hand, private client base and his son. detailed work begins on interior envelope, play with different layers and colors to the volume, use the white and shades of gray and brown to create a warm environment. The ceilings are very high reduced slightly to accommodate the lighting equipment and hide the electrical control for window coverings. A large interior wall of stained white oak charcoal gray background form the perfect, maximizing the flavor space and change the focus to the view spectacular and contemporary furniture. Details: all the baseboard heating units have been covered in ash to match the floor. The dining room and kitchen at the north end of the room. Dining room table that appeared in France with a solid walnut base patinated steel and can seat ten people. The kitchen is very simple but has a very strong presence. Features charcoal cabinets and quartz countertops granite faced in glass, creating a surface that reflects light cityscape. A door leads to outdoor patio, which run the length of the dining room. At the other end of the room, the sofa is finished in walnut, cotton and linen are an open invitation to conversation. Red Saarinen chairs and books hang on the wall – through a clever storage system out of sight – giving accent in the apartment. The living room / home theater adjacent to the living room took on shades of the same nature. Wolves in the wall (with Josée Pedneault) provide a record of unusual and funny that sets the tone for this multi-purpose room, which also serves as guest room. The bedroom of the host is in the rotunda facing east. Furniture including fluted walnut-sized beds in small rooms charcoal, walnut chest of two long-floating and zebra chairs. Curtain hematite can protect the room from the outside world. This suite includes two walk-in closet and master bath that has a very subtle feeling, with white Calacatta heated marble floors, granite and white quartz that is used on walls, counters and sink, and two arched niche is finished in gold leaf tiles with floral patterns . Child-quarters are in the boutique-style hotel that has been handled in a way that is almost rigid. Most of the charcoal, because the niche on the bed and wood storage units are spacious, the rooms have linen curtains and opaque window coverings that can be closed to provide total darkness. These quarters also have walk-in closet and room mandi.nMelalui clean design, a variety of natural colors and many architectural details, this apartment a great success. Surrounded by the sky and the light is unrelenting change from outside the city, one has the impression of being in a big air ship that provides passengers with all the warmth of home, but the broad view of freedom. Photography by André Doyon. Via…

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