A Window-Side Lounge with a Fireplace
Our shared lounge gives you a comfortable place to work, take a break or talk through an idea with a colleague. A sofa and upholstered armchairs gather around low wooden tables, with daylight from the large windows, plants and a fireplace making this corner feel welcoming. You can settle into lounge seating for a change of pace between tasks or use it for an informal conversation during your working day. It is part of our shared workspace in Griffintown, beside the Lachine Canal.
With our hot desks and day passes, you can fit that workspace around the way you work. A flexible month-to-month hot-desk membership lets you choose any available lounge seat or workstation each visit, with high-speed Wi-Fi, kitchen access and refreshments. For occasional visits, our day pass includes access to the open-concept workspace, gigabit internet and artisanal coffee: a comfortable base for freelancers and professionals who need a productive day away from home.
About this photo
From the foreground into the seating area
This photo presents a lounge at 2727 Coworking, with upholstered seating gathered around low wooden tables. Large windows and a glass entrance bring daylight into the room, while a fireplace adds a warm point of light on the wall. The arrangement is easy to take in: a cream sofa sits to the left, dark armchairs face toward the middle, and plants soften the edges of the seating area.
At the far left of the foreground, a substantial wooden post stands beside a dark vertical surface. Its visible grain introduces a natural texture before the eye reaches the furniture. Long, narrow plant leaves rise from the lower left edge of the photograph, partly overlapping this darker portion of the frame.
The closest armchair occupies much of the lower centre. Seen mainly from behind, it has a broad upholstered back, gently raised sides and a slender black metal base. Its position turns attention inward toward the tables and sofa. A partial curved chair back enters the lower right corner, adding another foreground layer.
Beyond the nearest armchair, a geometric rug marks the lounge area against the surrounding wood-toned floor. Its angular pattern makes the seating group visually distinct within the room.
The sofa, wooden tables and fireplace
Moving from left to right through the middle of the photo, the cream sofa provides a lighter counterpoint to the darker armchairs. Its upholstered back has visible button details, and its rounded arms give it a soft outline. Orange cushions and a dark patterned cushion introduce stronger colours without overwhelming the neutral furniture.
A small black wire-frame side table stands beside the sofa. A potted plant sits on top, with its leaves spreading toward the seating. Through the window behind this part of the lounge, a blue outdoor chair and green lawn are visible. The exterior colours echo the plants indoors and extend the view beyond the room.
Low wooden tables occupy the centre of the seating arrangement. The larger table has a box-shaped form with visible wood grain and panel details. A smaller wooden table sits closer to the fireplace, with a small potted fern on its surface. Their compact shapes leave the upholstery and rug clearly visible around them.
On the pale wall behind the tables, the fireplace forms a tall, narrow black rectangle beneath a white panel. Flames are visible near the bottom of the opening. To its left, wall-mounted black book racks hold books with varied spine colours. Together, the books, cushions and plants give the lounge a furnished, everyday character.
Large windows, plants and contrasting materials
The right side of the photograph is dominated by glazing. Dark frames outline the large windows and glass entrance door, creating strong vertical lines against the bright exterior. Trees and greenery are visible outside, although the brightest parts of the view are washed in daylight. Inside, the window light makes the pale walls and sofa especially prominent.
Tall potted plants stand between the seating and the windows. One has upright stems and pointed leaves, while another has long, arching leaves that fall outward from its centre. A tall planter combines a grey upper section with a white lower section, adding another quiet contrast near the glass.
The armchair on the right sits at an angle toward the centre of the lounge. Its dark upholstery, sloping arms and thin black metal base connect it visually with the foreground chair. Against the bright windows, its outline is particularly clear. The plants behind it fill some of the space between the furniture and the glazing.
Several materials work together throughout the scene: textured upholstery, smooth pale walls, black metal frames, glass and wood. The floor, tables and foreground post bring warm brown tones into the room. The rug adds a more graphic surface beneath the seating, while the orange cushions pick up some of the warmth of the fireplace.
A lounge within the coworking space
The layout shown here centres on upholstered seating and low tables. The sofa and armchairs face into a shared middle area, making conversation a natural use for this arrangement. For someone considering a visit, the photo offers a clear impression of a place to sit, take a break or have an informal exchange during the working day.
The rug helps hold the furniture together visually. Rather than spreading the chairs along the windows, the arrangement gathers them around the wooden tables. Small plants sit close to the seating, while the taller plants occupy the brighter edge near the glass. This gives the lounge both a central focus and a leafy border.
A visitor looking at 2727 Coworking can consider this lounge alongside the workspace options offered at the address. Those include private offices, dedicated desks, hot desks and day passes. The coworking also offers a bookable conference room and virtual mailbox or business address services.
The seating pictured here contributes a different part of that overall experience: a furnished lounge with softer surfaces, books and a fireplace. If you are comparing places to work, those visible details help you picture the surroundings between tasks. For a room booking or office enquiry, the gallery also provides a useful sense of the coworking’s interior style.
The Griffintown and Lachine Canal setting
2727 Coworking is located at 2727 rue Saint-Patrick in Montreal, Quebec, in the Griffintown neighbourhood beside the Lachine Canal. That location places the lounge within a specific Montreal setting. In this photograph, the connection outdoors comes through the large windows, the glass entrance and the visible greenery beyond them.
The coworking occupies Walter sur Atwater, a modern building built in 2014. The pale interior walls and broad glazing shown in the photo give this particular corner a contemporary appearance. Wood, upholstered furniture and plants add texture within that setting, with the fireplace providing a focal point between the window areas.
For a prospective visitor, the most useful impression is straightforward. This is a lounge with a cream sofa, dark armchairs, low wooden tables and a patterned rug, arranged beside windows and a fireplace. Books and plants add detail around the seating, while daylight opens the view toward the exterior.
The photograph brings those elements together in one view, making it easier to imagine a pause in the working day at the Saint-Patrick address. Whether you are exploring a day pass, a desk or a private office, it offers a close look at one of the furnished spaces within 2727 Coworking.
Frequently asked questions
What kind of seating is shown in this lounge?
The photo shows a cream upholstered sofa and dark armchairs arranged around low wooden tables on a geometric rug.
Is there a fireplace in the lounge?
Yes. A narrow black fireplace with visible flames sits on the pale wall beside wall-mounted book racks.
Does the lounge have windows and indoor plants?
Yes. Large windows and a glass entrance sit beside the lounge, with tall potted plants near the glazing and smaller plants beside the seating.
Where is 2727 Coworking located?
2727 Coworking is at 2727 rue Saint-Patrick, Montreal, Quebec, in Griffintown beside the Lachine Canal. It occupies Walter sur Atwater, a modern building built in 2014.