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Mid-Century Residence Ave Duchastel: Blending Scandinavian and Japanese Influences in Montreal

Spacious living room with tall wooden ceiling, custom bookshelf, piano, and modern art.
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Atelier Chardonnat reimagines historical elegance with Mid-Century Residence Ave Duchastel in Montreal, Canada. Designed in 2023, this house merges Mid-Century, Scandinavian, and Japanese design elements. The result is a serene retreat connected to Mount Royal’s natural beauty. Key features include seamless architectural interventions, a Zen garden, and a strong indoor-outdoor relationship through materials like IPE wood and slate roofing.