If you enjoyed learning more about the beauty of imperfection, the wabi-sabi, and you already have a penchant for Scandinavian interior design, you will surely want to discover Japandi, an interesting yet harmonious style.

For several months, interior designers have been exploring Japandi. It combines the simplicity and irresistible warmth of northern interiors with the sleek and zen side of japanese style. Japandi Allows us to transform our home into a place where well-being reigns. Let us shed light on this new interior design trend!

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More and more families are tempted to purchase an intergenerational home. Defined by the government of Quebec as “a concept of housing that allows a family to cohabitate with its aging parents, in a single house composed of two independent units of different sizes”, this typically allows three generations to cohabitate. 

The market targets individuals from 35 to 50 years old and, at a time where the population is aging, the concept is increasingly popular. Especially present in the regions of the Laurentians, Lanaudière and Laval, intergenerational (or bigenerational) residences are sold at around $500,000 or about 15% higher than single-family and conventional homes. 

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Whether you’re planning minor or major renovations, it’s always a good idea to think green. 

Green homes are increasingly popular in Quebec and around the world. In addition to helping the planet, they are highly economical. Are you overwhelmed by all the possibilities? Let us enlighten you.

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