Architect: Natalie Dionne Architecture
Kitchen designer: Natalie Dionne Architecture
Builder: PA Construction
Windows: Nanawall, Alumico
Flooring: Existing oak floorboards; Stone Project
Colombino Natural from Soligo Ambiente
Wallcovering: Oak veneer
Paint: Benjamin Moore, Sico
Cabinetmaker: Pixel & Scie
Cabinets: Solid oak, oak veneer, white and black
lacquer, stainless steel
Benchtop: Caesarstone
Sink: Julien, stainless steel
Faucet: Eve by KWC
Oven, cooktop, microwave, dishwasher,
ventilation: Miele
Refrigerator: Liebherr
Lighting: Sistemalux
Kitchen stools: Hay Revolver stools
Dining furniture: Ikea table; Hay chairs; Norman
Copenhagen black pendant lamp
Story by Paul Taylor
Photography by Raphaël Thibodeau
Left and above: Architect Natalie Dionne says
the layout of the kitchen was determined by an
existing window to a side alley and the narrow
shape of the space available. Although this
allowed for a long island, there was not enough
width for cupboards on both sides of the island to
run for the full length. Instead, the island steps in
at the black box end to form a casual seating area.
The oak bench seat can slide under the countertop
when not in use, to give a greater sense of space.
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