House in the Canadian Province of Quebec

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House in the Canadian Province of Quebec

The Thomas Balaban Architect architectural bureau designed a white farmhouse in Quebec, Canada. The Knowlton residence is located several hours' drive from Montreal, in a popular ski resort. Clients wanted to renovate the existing house into a modern space for permanent residence.

The main entrance to the 300-square-meter house leads into a double-height daylight space under a gable roof. This area includes the kitchen and dining room, while the living room is designed in an extension nearby. The two volumes are connected by sliding glass doors leading to the terrace. A wooden staircase leads to the second floor, where three bedrooms with bathrooms and a media room are arranged.

The interior design is kept minimalistic with simple materials and straightforward detailing that emphasizes the geometry of the house. Most walls are left as bare white surfaces, balanced by thick black window frames and accent walls. Scandinavian-style wooden furniture of the owners decorates the space.

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