A Window-Side Lounge with Wooden Tables and Greenery
Our shared lounge gives you a comfortable place to pause, catch up with a colleague or settle into a different rhythm between tasks. Cushioned armchairs gather around wooden tables, with plants and large windows bringing greenery and daylight into the space. It’s part of how we make a working day feel comfortable: somewhere to focus, somewhere to talk and somewhere to enjoy a coffee away from your desk, here in Griffintown beside the Lachine Canal.
With our hot desks and day passes, you can make this shared setting part of your workday. A hot-desk membership lets you choose an available lounge seat or workstation each visit, with flexible month-to-month terms. For an occasional visit, our day pass includes access to the open-concept workspace, gigabit internet and artisanal coffee. Shared kitchen access adds everyday convenience, whether you’re freelancing, working remotely or fitting a focused day in Montreal into your schedule.
About this photo
A close look at the foreground
The photograph brings you close to a small seating area at 2727 Coworking. Wooden tables occupy the centre of the view, with upholstered seating entering the frame from the lower corners. A reddish upholstered surface is visible at the lower left, while the side and cushion of a dark armchair fill part of the lower right. These nearby edges give the photograph the perspective of someone looking into the lounge from another seat.
Beneath the furniture, a patterned rug stretches across the foreground. Its angular bands combine cream, grey, brown and darker tones, creating a repeating zigzag design. The pattern runs beneath the tables and towards the armchair beside the window, visually connecting the furniture within the seating area.
The central wooden furniture has contrasting shapes. A broad, box-shaped table has flat faces and a substantial square top. Beside it, a lower wooden table has rounded corners and an open centre, with a shelf near the floor. Their close placement makes them the visual centre of the arrangement. The open table also lets the rug remain visible through its frame, giving this part of the photograph a lighter feel beside the solid wooden form.
Wooden tables, plants and an upholstered armchair
Moving from left to right, the first prominent object is a tall cylindrical planter beside the window. Its exterior has a muted grey-brown upper section and a white lower section. Green foliage rises above the rim and spreads out towards the glass. The planter sits on the exposed floor beside the rug, placing a larger plant at the edge of the seating area.
A smaller black pot rests on the square wooden table. It holds a fern with fine, arching fronds that spread across the tabletop. Sunlight catches the leaves, making some look yellow-green against the darker foliage near the pot. The plant softens the straight edges of the table while leaving much of its wooden surface visible.
Just behind the tables, the main armchair faces diagonally into the arrangement. It has a tall back, a broad seat cushion and arms that curve down towards the front. The upholstery combines dark grey surfaces with warmer brown tones along the sides. Slim black metal supports form an angular base beneath it.
The chair’s position brings the seat, tables and plants into a compact grouping. Its inward angle suggests a place to sit with another person nearby, while the low tabletop provides a convenient surface within the arrangement. The photograph makes these relationships easy to see: greenery sits between the seating, and the furniture gathers around the rug.
Natural light and contrasting textures
Large windows form the background along the left and centre of the photograph. Dark window frames divide the glass into vertical sections, providing a clear outline against the bright daylight. Additional foliage stands close to the glass behind the central fern, extending the green tones further into the background.
Light falls across the floor, the wooden tops and the armchair’s cushion. Bright areas alternate with shadows cast by the window framing and furniture. On the chair, the changing light brings out the uneven shading of the soft upholstery. On the tables, it reveals the wood grain and the smooth edges of the rounded frame.
Much of the visual character comes from the contrast between these surfaces. The wooden furniture has warm colour and visible grain. The chair has a softer, darker texture. The metal supports and window frames introduce thin black lines, while the rug adds a woven surface with a strong geometric pattern.
The plants contribute another kind of detail. Their narrow leaves and fern fronds sit against broad furniture surfaces, breaking up the larger blocks of wood and upholstery. Together, these materials give the lounge a varied appearance without relying on a large number of decorative objects. The window light ties them together, highlighting different textures across the same small area.
A place for a pause or an informal conversation
The arrangement centres on low tables and cushioned armchairs. The chairs face towards the wooden furniture, with the rug defining the area beneath them. This layout lends itself to sitting down for a short break or having an informal conversation. The tables provide a nearby surface, and the broad chair arms and seat cushions give the area a relaxed character.
For someone considering a coworking space, a lounge like this helps explain how the interior can support different parts of a working day. A visit might involve time at a desk, a conversation with a colleague and a pause between tasks. This photograph focuses on the seated, conversational part of that experience, with furniture arranged at a more relaxed scale.
2727 Coworking offers private offices, dedicated desks, hot desks and day passes, along with a bookable conference room. The lounge adds another interior setting to consider alongside those services. If you are deciding which workspace suits you, the seating area is one detail to look at during a visit, especially if you value having somewhere comfortable to pause.
The 2727 Coworking gallery provides the broader visual context for this photograph. Looking through the gallery can help you build a sense of the coworking’s spaces and identify the details you would like to see in person.
The Griffintown setting beside the Lachine Canal
This lounge is part of 2727 Coworking at 2727 rue Saint-Patrick in Montreal, Quebec. The address is in Griffintown, beside the Lachine Canal. That location gives a practical point of reference when planning a visit or considering where to base your working day.
The coworking occupies Walter sur Atwater, a modern building built in 2014. The photograph’s large windows, dark framing and simple furniture shapes fit naturally into that contemporary setting. Inside this seating area, wood and greenery bring warmer colours to the glass, metal and grey upholstery.
For a prospective member, the location and the interior answer different parts of the same decision. The Griffintown address tells you where the coworking sits within Montreal. This close view shows the furniture, light and textures of a particular place to sit once you are inside. Together, they offer a more concrete impression than an address or a service list alone.
Alongside its workspace options and conference room, 2727 Coworking offers virtual mailbox and business address services. Whether you are considering a day pass, a regular desk or a private office, this photograph gives you a detailed look at one of the coworking’s interior seating areas: upholstered chairs gathered around wooden tables, with plants and daylight close by.
Frequently asked questions
What kind of seating area is shown in this photo?
The photo shows a window-side lounge with upholstered armchairs, low wooden tables, potted greenery and a geometric patterned rug.
What are the wooden pieces in the centre?
They are low wooden tables. A solid, box-shaped table holds a potted fern, while an open table beside it has rounded corners and a lower shelf.
Does the lounge have natural light?
Yes. Large windows beside the seating area admit daylight, which falls across the chairs, tables, plants and floor.
Where is 2727 Coworking located?
2727 Coworking is at 2727 rue Saint-Patrick in Griffintown, Montreal, beside the Lachine Canal. It occupies Walter sur Atwater, a modern building built in 2014.