A lounge corner with bookshelves and a fireplace
Our shared lounge gives you a comfortable place to pause between tasks, read a few pages or settle into lighter work. In this corner, a cream sofa, patterned cushions and wall-mounted bookshelves sit beside the glow of a fireplace. We’ve made room for a softer part of the working day, whether you’re taking a break from your screen or gathering your thoughts before returning to a project.
With our hot desks and day passes, you can make this shared space part of your day in Griffintown, beside the Lachine Canal. A hot-desk membership lets you choose any available seat each visit, including lounge seating or a workstation, with high-speed Wi-Fi, kitchen access and refreshments included. If you’re here for a single day, our day pass includes access to the open-concept workspace, gigabit internet and artisanal coffee. It’s a comfortable base for freelancers, independent professionals and occasional visitors who want somewhere to focus with space to step away.
About this photo
In the foreground: a cream sofa and patterned cushions
The foreground of this photograph is filled by a cream-coloured sofa, its upholstered seat curving towards the right side of the frame. The fabric has a visible woven texture, with subtle variations in its pale colour. Its rounded arm and broad seat give this corner a softer appearance, while the light upholstery connects visually with the wall behind it. For someone exploring 2727 Coworking through the gallery, this is a close view of the seating and decorative details within the space.
The cushions introduce the strongest colours in the photograph. A charcoal cushion sits at the front, covered with a fine, pale pattern of irregular rounded shapes. Behind it, an orange cushion carries a much denser geometric design, with dark lines changing direction across the fabric. Their overlapping positions create layers of colour and texture against the cream upholstery. The orange also draws the eye towards the glow of the fireplace on the right.
At the lower right edge, part of a wooden tabletop enters the photograph. Its warm brown surface and rounded corner add another material to the foreground. A small patch of greenery is visible slightly higher along the same edge. Together, these details frame the sofa without competing with it. The composition keeps attention on the upholstered seating first, then invites the eye upwards towards the bookshelves and across to the fireplace.
Along the wall: bookshelves and a vertical fireplace
Moving from left to right, the far left edge contains a glass panel with a dark frame near the top. Beside it, the pale wall provides the backdrop for black metal bookshelves. The shelving has rectangular compartments, rounded outer corners and mesh sides that create a fine diagonal pattern. Its dark outlines stand out clearly against the wall, making the shelves a prominent part of the middle ground.
Books occupy several of the shelf compartments. Some stand nearly upright, while others lean together, creating a less formal arrangement. Their spines bring green, red, orange, white and black into the wall display. The shelves are positioned above the sofa area, bringing the books into the same visual grouping as the seating. This makes the corner easy to understand at a glance: upholstered furniture below, reading material above and a fireplace alongside.
The fireplace occupies the right side of the photograph. It has a tall, narrow glass front surrounded by a broad black border, with a gently curved lower edge. Near the bottom of the glass, orange flames rise above a pale, glowing bed of small stones. Reflections and vertical lines are visible across the darker upper portion of the glass. Above the fireplace is a large white rectangular panel with a thin dark outline. The panel, glass front and black surround form a vertical arrangement beside the shelving.
Materials, colour and light
Much of the character of this corner comes from the contrast between soft fabric and sharply outlined wall fixtures. The sofa and cushions have visible textile surfaces, while the shelves introduce fine metal mesh and the fireplace adds reflective glass. The wooden tabletop brings a warmer, solid surface into the bottom of the image. These materials are easy to distinguish even within the restrained colour palette.
Cream and pale wall tones cover the largest areas of the photograph. Black provides structure through the shelves, the fireplace surround and the frame at the left edge. Orange appears in both the cushion and the flames, creating a visual connection between the seating and the wall feature. The varied book spines add smaller accents. The resulting arrangement has enough colour to feel inviting while keeping the main shapes clear.
Light falls unevenly across the wall, with a brighter area towards the upper left and deeper shading around the shelves and fireplace. The mesh casts delicate patterns close to the shelving, and the fixtures create broader shadows beside their edges. On the sofa, the illumination makes the weave of the cream fabric visible. The fireplace contributes a concentrated orange glow near the lower part of its glass front, giving the right side of the image a distinct focal point.
How this corner fits into a coworking visit
The layout places the sofa close to the wall, with the bookshelves above and the fireplace immediately alongside. These elements form a compact seating corner whose features can be taken in from one position. The vertical shelves and tall fireplace draw attention upwards, while the sofa anchors the lower half of the scene. For a visitor comparing interior photographs, the image offers a useful sense of the furniture, finishes and atmosphere of this particular part of 2727 Coworking.
The sofa and nearby books suggest a natural place for a seated pause or some reading during a visit. Someone considering an office or desk may find this photograph useful because it adds a view of lounge seating to their impression of the coworking. The details that matter here are straightforward: fabric upholstery, cushions, books within the wall arrangement and the glow of the fireplace. They help a prospective visitor picture spending a little time in this corner.
2727 Coworking offers private offices, dedicated desks, hot desks and day passes, along with a bookable conference room and virtual mailbox or business address services. This photograph adds context to those options by showing one furnished interior corner. When browsing the gallery, it can help you assess how the visual character of the space fits your preferences. The pale upholstery, dark fixtures and warm accents are useful details to notice before arranging a visit or choosing a workspace.
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 address gives this interior photograph its geographic context. If you are looking for a coworking space in this part of Montreal, the image provides a close look at a lounge corner within the location, while the address helps you place it within your plans for visiting or working nearby.
The coworking is in Walter sur Atwater, a modern building built in 2014. Within that setting, this photograph shows a combination of pale surfaces, black metal shelving, glass and upholstered furniture. The clean outlines of the wall fixtures give the corner a defined structure, while the cushions and books bring more varied patterns and colours into the scene. Those visible details give a prospective visitor something concrete to consider alongside the location.
For someone deciding whether to visit 2727 Coworking, this image is most useful as a study of a small, furnished part of the interior. Look first at the sofa and its fabric, then at the shelf arrangement and fireplace, and finally at the way the colours work together. Paired with the verified Griffintown address and the available workspace options, the photograph helps turn a general search for coworking near the Lachine Canal into a more tangible impression of the place.
Frequently asked questions
What does this photo show at 2727 Coworking?
It shows a lounge corner with a cream sofa, orange and charcoal patterned cushions, black wall-mounted bookshelves and a tall glass-fronted fireplace.
Are there books beside the lounge seating?
Yes. Books are arranged in the black metal shelves mounted on the wall above the sofa area.
What workspace options does 2727 Coworking offer?
2727 Coworking offers private offices, dedicated desks, hot desks, day passes, a bookable conference room, and virtual mailbox or business address services.
Where is the coworking space shown in this photo?
2727 Coworking is at 2727 rue Saint-Patrick in Griffintown, Montreal, beside the Lachine Canal. It is in Walter sur Atwater, a modern building built in 2014.