The bathroom, the focal point of this renovation, blends seamlessly with the entrance and kitchen, ensuring visual fluidity. The floor-to-wall ceramic tiles create a feeling of expansion, reinforced by a backsplash in a linear pattern.

Step into a kitchen redesign that defies conventional boundaries. This project focuses on accentuating the room's height and breadth, employing a unique visual strategy from floor to ceiling. Blocks of color extend seamlessly, blurring the confines of the kitchen space and creating an illusion of expanded dimensions.

Step into a masterpiece crafted by interior designer Roberto Menegati, nestled in the heart of Montreal. This residence is a testament to Menegati's design prowess, seamlessly blending modern sophistication with timeless charm.

The initial goal of this project was to design a kitchen that is both aesthetically pleasing and highly functional. The designers' vision was to create a culinary space with a floor of brilliant clarity with subtle decorative touches.

The client's request was to renovate her bathroom to achieve a space that is both more modern and functional, with an enlarged shower separate from the bathtub.

In this project, the designers were faced with the challenge of transforming the space above the client's garage into an integrated bathroom and bedroom.

Luminosity is undeniably the main theme of this project. The design is carefully conceptualized to create a fluid, elegant and light-filled living space.

The combination of white color with patterned tiles is a timeless alliance that always creates a beautiful atmosphere in a project.

A refined and minimalist approach with classic lines, shapes and colours.

This house in Blainville, a suburb of Montreal, is a great demonstration that thin, large-format porcelain tiles can be used on the floor or on the wall anywhere in a residence.

Located on the edge of the Rivière des Prairies in Laval, the Aquablu condominium project has 74 units. To achieve this design, the constructor requested the services of designer Alain Desgagnés and architect Jean-Pierre Bart.

The source of inspiration for this space was the older architecture of the home. We wanted to bring a fresh feel to an otherwise older home, and open up the space to further strength the family’s bond.

The colors hovered in the realm of the whites, the greens and the browns, which perfectly captured the whimsical feel of the garden, just steps away from the kitchen.

Here is a project by the J&J Interiors designers team that was mandated to create a family room with an impressive wine cellar as well as a bathroom with laundry.

The project L/ L sur Le Lac has 4 phases located at the junction the Lake of Two Mountains and Rivière des Mille Îles, bordering the iconic Golf Club Laval-sur-le-Lac.

This basement renovation mainly consists of creating an open space to accommodate several spaces for family activities.

The challenge for designer Sylvie Noblet was to rejuvenate this typical cottage in the Town of Mont-Royal that had not been renovated since the 60’s.