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Atelier Barda Renovates 1937 Montreal Townhouse Residence Beloeil with Art Deco Details

architecture-design · 2026-10-23

Cécile Combelle and Antonio Di Bacco established Atelier Barda, which has revitalized Residence Beloeil, a townhouse built in 1937 located in Outremont, Montreal. This three-level residence, spanning 300 sq m, underwent renovations led by Di Bacco, successfully maintaining original elements such as glass block tiles. The ground floor boasts a custom kitchen counter made of natural stone and a boudoir that has been converted into a sunroom with glazing. Art deco influences are evident in the walnut woodwork, bespoke oak chevron flooring, tiered corner mouldings, and a sculptural stone fireplace. Notable furnishings include Foraine's 'Chabanel II' chair and items from Bruises Gallery. The design draws inspiration from German artist Marianne Brandt and French designer Paul Poiret. Atelier Barda was featured in the 2020 Architects' Directory.

Key facts

  • Residence Beloeil is a 1937 townhouse in Outremont, Montreal, measuring 300 sq m across three levels
  • Atelier Barda was founded by Cécile Combelle and Antonio Di Bacco, with Di Bacco leading the renovation
  • Original glass block tiles in the stairwell were preserved
  • A boudoir was converted into a glazed sunroom with a corner banquette and Foraine marble tables
  • Walnut panelling and a coffered ceiling are matched by a bespoke oak chevron floor
  • A new semi-circular terrace features a white sweeping staircase
  • Furnishings include Foraine's 'Chabanel II' chair and Les Objets Raymond Raymond's concrete 'Cement' stool
  • The interiors were inspired in part by Marianne Brandt's objects and Paul Poiret's garments

Entities

Artists

Institutions

  • Atelier Barda
  • Foraine
  • Les Objets Raymond Raymond
  • Bruises Gallery
  • Lambert et Fils
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  • Barbeau Desrosiers
  • Séjour Studio
  • Artemide
  • Editions8888
  • Wallpaper*

Locations

  • Montreal
  • Canada
  • Outremont
  • Mont Royal
  • Miami
  • Mumbai
  • Havana
  • Jardin Botanique
  • Atwater Market
  • Aldred Building
  • Geneva
  • Strasbourg
  • Basel

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