Kitchens

Visual zoning is just as important as functional separation. In open concept kitchens, sightlines extend far beyond the kitchen itself. Cabinet heights, material transitions, and ceiling treatments are used to anchor the kitchen visually without enclosing it. In high-end kitchen renovations across Montreal, subtle changes in material or elevation often define zones more effectively than walls ever could.

In high-end Montreal homes, the kitchen backsplash has evolved far beyond a simple protective surface. Increasingly, it has become a defining architectural element. Designers and homeowners alike are moving away from repetitive tile patterns in favor of natural stone kitchen backsplashes that introduce depth, continuity, and permanence into the space. This shift is not driven by trend alone. It reflects a deeper understanding of how materials behave over time and how thoughtf

Luxury is often mistaken for abundance. In kitchen design, the opposite is usually true. The most luxurious kitchens feel calm, ordered, and quietly confident.

Learn the quiet decisions that make a kitchen feel truly high end for years. Layout, material hierarchy, lighting, and execution standards.

In the most successful luxury kitchens , nothing feels accidental. Every line has been edited down until the room feels calm, generous, and inevitable. These are spaces where function has been resolved so intelligently that the design can retreat into quiet confidence. The result is a kitchen that works beautifully for weeknight dinners and twelve-person dinner parties alike. Start With Movement Not Marble The finest kitchens begin on paper, long before the first marble slab

Montreal’s skyline is changing, and with it comes a new definition of high-end living: the penthouse kitchen . In luxury condos across the city, homeowners are asking: What are the latest trends in kitchen design in Montreal for 2025? The answer is clear — bold, modern kitchens featuring walnut cabinetry, book-matched marble islands, bronze details, and integrated appliances . These kitchens are not just functional spaces; they are statements of lifestyle . They are designed

Quiet Luxury: Japandi Kitchens in Montreal In Fall 2025, luxury kitchens in Montrea l are shifting toward Japandi design  — a fusion of Scandinavian simplicity and Japanese minimalism. The result: warm, serene, and timeless interiors that elevate both aesthetics and function. Key Materials & Sources Rift-Cut White Oak Cabinetry  (custom millwork — sourced locally in Quebec through Richelieu ). Calacatta Vagli Marble Slab  for island waterfall edges (available via Ciot Montrea