Interior designer Julie Charbonneau lives in a Montreal, Quebec, penthouse that she designed as an open loft. The contemporary penthouse feels open and friendly, capturing a sense of calm and urban elegance through its bright, carefully edited interior.
Penthouse decorated in neutral tones
The comfortably furnished penthouse apartment impresses with refined interiors and simple decoration. The lounge, dining area and kitchen flow together in a spacious open plan with built-in furniture. The refrigerator disappears into a niche, and the living area opens into a generous hall. The overall feeling is light, calm and simple.
Penthouse in Montreal
White-painted brick walls make the rooms feel elegant, spacious and bright while adding subtle texture and a studio atmosphere. Personal decorative pieces bring comfort and warmth. Large windows allow plenty of sunlight into the space.
Apartment minimalist
Designer Julie Charbonneau created the penthouse as a place to live and work. The rooms present a thoughtful mix of materials. Concrete columns act as strong aesthetic accents and help divide the open plan into different areas. Glossy white floors and handle-free doors support the minimalist look, while wood paneling in the bathroom adds warmth and comfort.
A long corridor becomes part of the design
Kitchen – bright, chic and stylish
Monochromatic color scheme in the living room
Scandinavian style in the kitchen
Modern art on the walls
A bright yellow wall adds energy. Photographs and artwork animate the rooms and bring a more personal mood to the interior.
Interior in warm, matte tones
Room with long curtains
Children’s room design
Wood adds visual warmth
The floors are polished white
Bathroom tucked behind wood paneling
Photos by Esther Hershcovich
Theresa V. Adams
Anna Lohan
Peter Dark
