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Beside the kitchen, a small table with slipcovered chairs is centred under a delicately turned wrought-iron chandelier, providing a casual spot to read the morning paper and sip coffee, or enjoy lunch with a few friends.
Homes - Interiors
In this Quebec country home, designer Julie Charbonneau embraces space by adding walls.
Room for more
Beside the kitchen, a small table with slipcovered chairs is centred under a delicately turned wrought-iron chandelier, providing a casual spot to read the morning paper and sip coffee, or enjoy lunch with a few friends.
- Page 1: Exterior
- Page 2: Living room
- Page 3: Dining room
- Page 4: Staircase
- Page 5: Reclaimed chic
- Page 6: Kitchen
- Page 7: Kitchen island
- Page 8: Bedroom
- Page 9: Mud room
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