This Westmount home had already been renovated, but it had to be decorated to the taste of the new owners and the second floor completely redone in order to provide three bedrooms, three wardrobes and three full bathrooms for children. "I had worked with these clients before. They are great art lovers and I bet on neutral tones and noble materials to showcase the works. " Light hues magnify paintings, sculptures and other beautiful objects, and the selection of precious furniture and accessories contributes to the refined classicism of the place.

Private spaces are made in the same style, but the color is inviting in children's rooms. In the girl's, the pale blue and the old rose on a white background create a delicate atmosphere and the motif of lucky clover applied to the headboard matches that of the marble bathroom and the shape of its window. "I wanted to bring natural light into the children's bathrooms." The new planning has taken up the challenge without affecting the fenestration, as well as in the apartments of the youngest boy, where the bubble chair and the "hand seat" bring a contemporary note. The eldest son, meanwhile, enjoys a male-dominated decor, inhabited by wood paneling and leather.

Photo Credits : Yves Lefebvre photographe