Home Tour: Project 7th Avenue, A Warm Kitchen in the Heart of Rosemont

Nestled in the heart of Rosemont, Montreal, Elaine and Logan envisioned a kitchen that would support both their everyday routines and the many evenings they spend cooking and entertaining family and friends. Passionate about food and hospitality, they wanted a space that felt clean, warm, and highly functional, where every detail served a purpose.

The result is a kitchen with undeniable character, where natural materials meet a rich, inviting colour palette. Our Slim design maple fronts in a satin finish bring a soft, luminous warmth that beautifully contrasts with the terracotta ceramic backsplash and matching painted walls. This thoughtful combination of textures creates a space that feels both contemporary and welcoming.

To balance the bold palette, Elaine and Logan selected Linen Cream by Silestone by Cosentino for the countertops. Its soft, light tone brightens the room while highlighting the natural beauty of the maple cabinetry. Durable and timeless, it's the perfect surface for long afternoons spent preparing meals. Luminaire Authentik lighting completes the space, casting a warm glow that enhances the room's architectural lines and inviting atmosphere.

Beyond aesthetics, every design decision was made with functionality in mind. The understated Zara Home knobs add a refined finishing touch without distracting from the wood grain. An integrated dishwasher and hidden waste bin maintain the kitchen's clean, uninterrupted lines, allowing the design to remain effortless even during the busiest moments.
 

At the centre of it all, the spacious island naturally becomes the home's gathering place. It's where meals are prepared, appetizers are shared, and conversations continue long after dinner is served. Designed for people who truly love to cook and entertain, the space adapts beautifully to the rhythm of everyday life.

Project 7th Avenue is proof that minimalist design doesn't have to feel cold. By combining authentic materials, bold colour choices, and thoughtful functionality, Elaine and Logan created a kitchen that reflects who they are: warm, timeless, and designed to be lived in, day after day, meal after meal.

Photos by Elizabeth Gartside