A bright corner with a fireplace, plants and wooden tables
Our shared lounge gives you a comfortable place to pause between tasks, with rounded wooden tables, greenery and a fireplace beside a large sunlit window. It’s part of the everyday setting we offer in Griffintown, beside the Lachine Canal: space to focus on your work, then step away from your screen for a coffee or a conversation. The lounge makes those breaks feel like part of your working day, with somewhere to settle beyond your desk.
If you’re a freelancer, a remote professional or simply need a workspace occasionally, our hot desks and day passes give you flexible ways to join us. With a hot-desk membership, you can choose any available seat each visit, including lounge seating or a workstation, on flexible month-to-month terms. A day pass gives you single-day access to our open-concept workspace, gigabit internet and artisanal coffee, with onsite staff and shared surroundings that help you feel at home.
About this photo
In the foreground: wooden tables and a patterned rug
The first things that draw the eye in this photograph are the wooden nesting tables near the bottom of the frame. Their broad tops and rounded corners give them a substantial, simple shape. The taller table stands slightly farther back and to the left, while the lower table sits forward and to the right. Their overlapping arrangement makes the furniture feel like a connected group, with surfaces at different heights.
The wood grain is clearly visible across the tops and down the sides. Rather than having slender legs, the tables have wide side panels that curve into their horizontal surfaces. Light catches those curved edges, bringing out variations in the warm brown wood. The lower table has an open top in this view; the taller table supports a small potted fern.
Beneath the tables, a rug introduces a more angular pattern. Its cream, grey and dark lines form geometric bands that contrast with the rounded furniture. The rug stretches across the lower part of the photograph, with wood flooring visible beyond it. Soft, out-of-focus edges of upholstered seating enter the bottom corners, framing the tables without drawing attention away from them. Together, these foreground details give the corner a comfortable, domestic feel within the coworking interior.
Across the middle: a fern, taller greenery and a fireplace
Moving upward through the photograph, the fern provides a delicate contrast to the solid wooden table beneath it. Its fine fronds spread outward from a small black pot, with some extending sideways and others rising toward the window. Light passes through the foliage, making individual leaflets visible against the pale wall and brighter background. The dark pot gives the plant a distinct base on the wooden surface.
Farther back, beside the window, a taller plant has woody stems and clusters of long, pointed green leaves. Its foliage fills much of the right-hand middle ground. The plant stands in a tall cylindrical planter with a grey upper section and a white lower section. The planter's smooth surface contrasts with both the textured leaves and the grain of the tables. More narrow green leaves enter along the right edge of the image, continuing the greenery beyond the main composition.
On the left, a tall black fireplace is mounted against the pale wall. Its glossy front reflects parts of the room, while a narrow orange glow is visible near the lower portion. Above it, a large pale rectangular panel continues the vertical arrangement. The fireplace's dark surface anchors the left side of the photograph, balancing the brighter window and green foliage on the right.
In the background: window light and contrasting materials
The large window supplies the strongest light in the scene. It extends through the background on the right, divided by dark vertical framing. The outdoor view is very bright, so the photograph's emphasis falls on the interior objects outlined against it. The pointed leaves of the taller plant are especially noticeable here: their green edges and overlapping shapes stand out against the pale light behind them.
A dark grille runs near floor level beneath the window. Its horizontal line helps define the base of the background, while the upright window frames repeat the vertical shape of the fireplace. These straight architectural lines provide a clear structure around the softer forms of the plants and the rounded tables.
The materials create much of the corner's character. Wood brings warm colour and visible grain. The black fireplace and window framing add darker, more reflective surfaces. Pale walls and the light-coloured planter keep the surrounding area visually quiet, while the rug adds pattern near the floor. Each material is easy to distinguish, even where the daylight is strong.
The photograph also captures differences in texture. The fern looks fine and feathery; the taller plant has broader, firmer leaves. The tables have smooth curves but retain the variation of natural wood. These details give a prospective visitor a closer sense of the interior than a wide room photograph might provide.
How this corner relates to a working day
The arrangement centres on low tables, greenery and the fireplace, giving this part of the interior the feel of a place to pause. The tables sit close together on the rug, and the surrounding elements form a compact visual group. For someone considering a coworking membership or a visit, the photograph offers a useful look at the atmosphere around the workspaces: warm wood, plants and a bright window are prominent parts of this corner.
That atmosphere can matter when choosing where to spend a working day. A visit involves more than looking at a desk surface or an office door. Smaller interior details help you picture the setting between tasks, during a brief break or while settling into the day. Here, the combination of low furniture and greenery suggests a relaxed corner where attention can shift away from a screen for a moment.
2727 Coworking offers private offices, dedicated desks, hot desks and day passes, as well as a bookable conference room. This image sits alongside those practical options as a closer view of the interior. If you are comparing ways to use the coworking, the gallery can help you become familiar with its surroundings before visiting. A day pass, a regular desk and a private office serve different needs; details like those shown here contribute to your impression of the place in which that work would happen.
The Griffintown and Lachine Canal setting
This corner is part of 2727 Coworking at 2727 rue Saint-Patrick in Montreal, Quebec. The address is in Griffintown, beside the Lachine Canal. For a prospective visitor, that location provides the broader context for the interior shown here: a coworking space in a Montreal neighbourhood with the canal close by.
The coworking is in Walter sur Atwater, a modern building built in 2014. Inside this photograph, the pale wall, large glazing and dark window framing create a simple architectural backdrop. The furniture and plants bring smaller-scale detail into that setting. The result is a composition built around clear shapes: the vertical fireplace, the tall window, the cylindrical planter and the curved wooden tables.
When considering a visit, it helps to connect this close interior view with the coworking's address and available services. Alongside its offices, desks, day passes and conference room, 2727 Coworking offers virtual mailbox and business address services. The photograph gives those offerings a physical setting, showing a specific corner of the premises rather than an abstract description of a workplace.
For someone exploring coworking in Griffintown, this gallery image is a chance to look closely at the everyday surroundings. The wood grain, fern fronds, orange fireplace glow and daylight each contribute to the character of the space at 2727 rue Saint-Patrick.
Frequently asked questions
What furniture is shown in this photo?
The photograph shows wooden nesting tables with rounded corners, arranged on a geometric rug. A small potted fern sits on the taller table.
Is there a fireplace in this corner?
Yes. A tall, black wall-mounted fireplace is visible on the left, with an orange glow near its base.
Does this part of the coworking receive natural light?
The photo shows strong daylight entering through a large window beside the plants and tables.
Where is 2727 Coworking located?
2727 Coworking is at 2727 rue Saint-Patrick in Montreal's Griffintown neighbourhood, beside the Lachine Canal, in the modern Walter sur Atwater building.