Prismatic Colours by Jean Verville Architecte
By Holly • Jul 3, 2012 • Selected Work
Montreal-based architect Jean Verville has designed the Prismatic Colours project.
Completed in 2011, this 15, 069 square foot, colourful, open plan dwelling is located in Montreal, Canada.
Photos courtesy of Jean Verville Architecte
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This is one cool space!!
I LOVE the colours and how it has been off-set with white. It’s so totally vibrant and alive.
Absolutely fantastic photographs. Shall pin!!