RobitailleCurtis transforms the Grey Residence, a 1905 home in Montreal’s historic Notre-Dame-de-Grâce, into a modern haven. This renovation marries expanded living spaces with intricate designs, like a unique kitchen centered around a sleek island and a versatile granny suite, all while enhancing natural light and flow. Perfect for a growing family, this project showcases a blend of contemporary style and functionality.

About Grey Residence
RobitailleCurtis unveils the transformed Grey Residence, a 1905 gem in Montreal’s Notre-Dame-de-Grâce. During the pandemic, a young doctor couple acquired it, necessitating an overhaul to reverse a decade-old, lackluster renovation and adapt to their evolving needs. As their family expanded, so did the home, with a seven-foot (2.13 meters) extension enhancing the kitchen and dining space. This addition also introduced a spacious outdoor deck, accessible via a large, west-facing sliding glass door. Modern Kitchen Transformation
A central island, cleverly integrating a concealed powder room, becomes the kitchen’s focal point. Rounded edges on both features soften the room’s look, improving movement flow. Adding to the aesthetic, a coat closet with a curved corner brightens and expands the dining area. Below the stone counter, white oak slats wrap elegantly, hiding storage solutions and allowing comfortable seating.
Elegant Interior Details
The kitchen’s main service wall, adorned in oak fr...