Ivy Studio

401-4710 SAINTE-AMBROISE MONTRÉAL, QUÉBEC H4C 2C7, CANADA

ARTICLES

Café Chez Teta. Walnut wood and Lebanese traditions for a space with a minimalist aesthetic

Located on the corner of one of Montreal's most dynamic shopping streets, Café Chez Teta combines the traditions of Lebanese cuisine with the flavors and quality of its coffee under one roof thanks to Ivy Studio's design

Newly restyled Italian restaurant Piatti in Montreal: textures, materials and colors project customers among the flavors of the Mediterranean

For more than 15 years, Piatti has been a culinary institution on Montreal's north shore. Located in what was once a small old stone residence, the building was expanded several decades ago to accommodate a larger commercial space. A devastating fire necessitated the rebuilding of the damaged parts and, in the tragedy, provided an opportunity for restyling

Spacial, a colorful and stylish workspace that emphasizes light as the focus of workspaces

Two separate spaces, previously used as a Jiu Jitsu room and a beauty salon, have been completely renovated and now accommodate Spacial's first offices. Ivy Studio designed the spaces, creating a space with a modern flair

New lobby for Plaza Hutchison: an extravagant mood board welcomes young university students to their residence

Plaza Hutchison is a 10-story residential building in Montreal's Milton Park area. The design brief consisted of renovating the common spaces that serve all 100 rental units. The entire ground floor was completely renovated, including the main lobby, communal gymnasium, and laundry room

Corporate identity told through the design of the new Vention offices

A corporate office design strongly inspired in its entirety by Vention's signature products and exceptional corporate culture

Diva Nails Beauty Center. White, flowers and pink touches create an elegant and feminine space

Located in the heart of Montreal, the Diva Nails nail salon seeks to offer a new experience to its clientele. Designed by ISSADESIGN studio, the project explores the blooming theme. The space is designed to offer its clientele an escape from urban life, meeting the needs of today's women

Shay, tea room and restaurant. Dusty overtones inspired by the Syrian desert vibe

Shay, located in the heart of Montreal's culinary scene, offers an escape from the red brick and grey stone facades found on the main street while being inspired by the sunset colours of the Syrian desert

Ho Lee Chix. Red flowers and crane-shaped neon for a street food stall

Located in the new eclectic food fair The Central every trade stands out with its limited size facade. To make Ho Lee Chix stand out and is located in the heart of the fair and faces the central dining hall, Ivy Studio opts for an eye-catching design