Résidence des Grands Jardins, Québec, Canada

The rich-red cedar wood panels that clad the interior are all locally sourced from Québec

In contrast to the natural, wooden panelling, an exposed black painted steel framework and polished concrete floors create a look that balances the atmosphere of a warm family home with a distinctly contemporary aesthetic

Kitchen units are sleek and minimal, ensuring nothing detracts from the incredible view

The clients are art enthusiasts, and their new house has provided a perfect space for their collection

The house merges contemporary style and a minimalist Nordic aesthetic with the traditional cedar-wood chalet style of housing that is typical of this region

Full-length windows and substantial use of mirrors enhance the sweeping views

The master bedroom on the third floor

The freestanding bath is in prime position for enjoying the view

Wood panelling is offset with stark white walls

Geometric tiles bring in pattern to the bathroom

The owners' art collection peppers the space

The horizontal cedar wood planks outside are painted bright white, uniting the building's different parts in a contemporary approach