top of page
Westmount, Québec, Canada
Classic semi-detached renovation
This art-deco-style property was originally one 9,000-square-foot home that was converted by its previous owners into six apartment units. The new owners wished to honour some of the property’s former glory by converting it to a semi-detached property (2 residences). The basement was excavated, the interior was completely gutted, a geothermal system and elevator were installed, and a matching exterior door was installed to provide continuity.
« CLICK ON IMAGES TO OPEN FULL SCREEN MODE »
 The original crown mouldings from 1904 were completely restored |  The home’s original staircase was restored and repainted |  All original millwork |
|---|---|---|
 Living room |  The custom light fixtures were inspired by gaslights seen in a UK train station. The sliding latter was imported from Germany and can be moved around the perimeter of the kitchen. |  A two-sided gas fireplace was added between the kitchen and dining room |
 The original crown mouldings were re-created using plaster |  The second floor is accessed via a hidden staircase |  The home’s original antique clawfoot bathtub stands out against bookmatched marble flooring |
bottom of page