Literally snapped up by the lake landscape, this new house built for a couple and three children is dressed in white, ivory and dark wood. It is punctuated by rich coffered ceilings, moldings and columns, which distinguish this interior where classic and contemporary styles coexist. From the antique chandelier in the dining room to the painting hiding the television above the fireplace, to the exhibits in the library, everything has been done to enhance the owner's treasures.

Modernity is needed at the stairs. "Its straight lines and glazed railing give an airy side, erased in favor of paintings hanging in the hallway." Ceiling spillover also occurs in passageways, bedrooms and bathrooms, often highlighted by a timeless pearl gray. The younger-looking children's rooms integrate the old pieces without a hitch, as evidenced by the blue chest of drawers specially highlighted by the cabinetry cabinet. Details to note: the airship lamp in front of the mirror of the bathroom of the girl and the omnipresence of black in that of the boy.