Lounge seating beside glass-enclosed offices
Our shared lounge gives you a comfortable place to pause between stretches of focused work. The dark sofa, colourful abstract artwork and plants create a welcoming corner beside our glass-partitioned workspaces, with a small side table close at hand. You can take a break from your desk, read or have an informal conversation while staying close to the rest of your working day.
For freelancers, independent professionals and occasional visitors, our hot desks and day passes make this shared environment part of a flexible work routine. With a hot-desk membership, you can choose an available workstation or lounge seat each visit, with high-speed Wi-Fi, kitchen access and refreshments included. A day pass gives you single-day access to our open-concept workspace, gigabit internet and artisanal coffee. Here in Griffintown beside the Lachine Canal, you have room to work and somewhere comfortable to take a breather.
About this photo
A sofa lounge at the centre of the photo
The main feature of this photograph is a dark upholstered sofa placed against a white wall. Its broad seat, stitched panels and slightly angled back give the lounge a simple, practical appearance. Above it hangs a framed abstract painting, bringing blue, red, black and white into an otherwise restrained interior. Together, the sofa and artwork make this seating area easy to pick out among the surrounding glass partitions.
In the foreground, dark carpet tiles extend from the bottom edge of the photograph to the sofa. Their fine linear pattern adds texture without competing with the painting. The carpet also gives the lounge a distinct surface: lighter wood flooring is visible in the spaces to either side.
A tall plant with narrow, grass-like leaves stands in a dark round pot at the sofa’s left end. Its leaves rise across the white wall and partly overlap the edge of the seating. Beside the other end is a small circular glass table, with another tall plant positioned farther back near the office partition.
For someone considering a visit to 2727 Coworking, this view offers a useful look at the seating between workspaces. The sofa provides a place to sit away from a desk, while the surrounding glass keeps the neighbouring rooms visually connected.
Looking left and right into the adjoining spaces
Starting on the left, a glass partition runs beside the lounge. Through it, another seating area is visible, with grey upholstered chairs and a small black table. The table has an open wire base and a dark circular top. Bright windows farther into that space bring daylight into the scene, illuminating the pale flooring and seating.
Slender, curling decorative forms hang near the glass on this side of the photograph. Their shapes add another vertical detail alongside the plant. Reflections in the partition layer views of the adjoining interior over the lounge, giving this side of the image a lighter, more transparent appearance.
Moving across the sofa to the right, black-framed glass encloses an office area. A pale wood desk sits just inside, with a computer monitor, papers and other desk items on its dark top. An office chair is visible behind the desk. Farther back, a dark wall contrasts with the brighter lounge wall.
Slim pendant lights hang over the office workspace. Wooden cube stools sit near the right edge of the photograph, and a dark floor mat lies at the threshold. The desk, lighting and glass framing make the office easy to distinguish from the sofa area, even though both spaces can be seen in the same view.
Contrasting materials and bright light
Much of the character of this interior comes from the way its materials meet. The sofa and carpet are dark and textured. The wall behind them is white and smooth. Glass partitions introduce reflective surfaces, while pale wood appears in the neighbouring floors and the office desk. Black framing outlines the room on the right.
The small side table beside the sofa adds a lighter element at seat height. Its transparent circular top and slender supports take up little visual space next to the broad sofa. The plants soften the edges of the furniture, with upright leaves that contrast with the horizontal seat and rectangular wall art.
The painting supplies the strongest colour in the lounge. Its loose, overlapping marks stand out against the white wall, and its pale frame fits with the surrounding light surfaces. It gives the seating area a clear focal point without filling the wall.
Light also helps define the scene. The left side is especially bright, with windows visible beyond the partition. The office on the right has a darker background, although its pale desk and floor remain prominent. These differences make the photograph easy to read: bright adjoining seating on the left, the sofa in the middle, and a more enclosed workspace on the right.
A place to pause between workspaces
The arrangement suits a brief seated pause, reading or an informal conversation. The sofa offers an alternative to a desk chair, and the nearby glass table provides a small surface within reach. Its position beneath the artwork makes this corner feel like a deliberate seating area within the larger workplace.
The photograph also helps explain the layout. The lounge sits between glass-separated spaces, with views into seating on one side and an office on the other. Furniture placement, changes in flooring and the black office frames define the different areas. A visitor can take in several parts of the interior from this single viewpoint.
If you are comparing coworking options, this kind of detail can help you picture the working environment. Consider the visible relationship between the sofa and neighbouring office: the seating is close to a furnished workspace, and the glass maintains sightlines between them. The image gives a concrete sense of how those areas sit together.
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 lounge view adds context to those options by showing a seating area beside the workspaces. Someone looking for an office can examine the adjoining room, while someone planning a day visit can get a feel for the interior’s furniture, finishes and layout.
Coworking in Griffintown beside the Lachine Canal
This interior belongs to 2727 Coworking at 2727 rue Saint-Patrick in Montreal, Quebec. The address is in Griffintown, beside the Lachine Canal. That location provides the neighbourhood context for the lounge and the adjoining offices shown here.
The coworking is in Walter sur Atwater, a modern building built in 2014. The glass partitions, pale flooring and clean wall surfaces visible in the photograph contribute to the contemporary appearance of this particular interior. The dark sofa and colourful painting add texture and colour to those simple architectural elements.
For a prospective member or visitor, the address and the interior answer different parts of the same decision. Griffintown and the canal establish where the coworking sits in Montreal; the photograph shows the furniture and arrangement you can examine when considering the space. Both are useful when deciding whether to visit, rent an office or book a room.
Gallery image #51 is especially helpful for understanding the transition between seating and office space. Follow it from the bright chairs on the left, across the sofa and artwork, to the desk behind glass on the right. That progression gives a grounded view of this corner of 2727 Coworking, with everyday furnishings and clear visual connections between the neighbouring areas.
Frequently asked questions
What seating is shown in this photo?
The main seating is a dark upholstered sofa beneath a framed abstract painting. Grey upholstered chairs are also visible through the glass partition on the left.
What is beside the sofa?
Potted grass-like plants frame the seating area, and a small circular glass table stands beside the sofa. A glass-enclosed office with a desk and computer monitor is visible to the right.
Does 2727 Coworking offer private offices?
Yes. Private offices are among the services offered at 2727 Coworking. This photograph shows an office area behind black-framed glass beside the lounge.
Where is this coworking space located?
2727 Coworking is at 2727 rue Saint-Patrick, Montreal, Quebec, in Griffintown beside the Lachine Canal. It occupies space in Walter sur Atwater, a modern building built in 2014.