This stunning house in Montreal, Canada, designed by the talented team at Le Borgne Rizk Architecture, is a remarkable example of harmonizing old and new. Built in 1911, the beautiful red brick property with its delicate wood cornice had been trapped in the 80s, until the young family who purchased it sought to reconcile the interior and exterior. The resulting transformation opened up the ground floor, creating a seamless dialogue between the kitchen and dining room.

About Maison Victoria
Nestled in the heart of Montreal, Maison Victoria stands as a testament to the harmonious fusion of contemporary design and timeless architectural heritage. Originally built in 1911, this beautiful red brick house has undergone a remarkable transformation at the skilled hands of Le Borgne Rizk Architecture, creating a stunning living space that beautifully balances the old and the new. Bridging the Interior-Exterior Divide
The exterior of Maison Victoria exudes a warm, inviting presence, with its delicate wood cornice and meticulously maintained brick facade. The lush, verdant foliage surrounding the house creates a picturesque scene, seamlessly blending the built environment with the natural world. This harmonious integration of indoor and outdoor spaces was a key priority for the young family who commissioned the renovation, seeking to reconnect the home with its picturesque garden setting.
A Seamless Passage Through Time
As one steps inside, the thoughtful design be...