A wooden counter, wall-mounted screen and greenery
Our shared coworking space brings warm wood, greenery and thoughtful details into your working day. This counter and screen area offers a glimpse of the interior you’ll share with other members, with plants, soft lighting and a coastal scene on the display. For freelancers and occasional visitors, it’s part of a comfortable place to settle in, focus on a project and take a break between tasks, here in Montreal’s Griffintown beside the Lachine Canal.
With our day passes and desk options, you can choose the routine that fits your work. A day pass gives you single-day access to our open-concept workspace, gigabit internet and artisanal coffee. A hot-desk membership offers flexible month-to-month access, with your choice of available lounge seating or workstations each visit. Our shared lounge and equipped kitchen make room for the pauses that help a productive day feel comfortable, too.
About this photo
Looking across the wooden counter
This photograph from 2727 Coworking looks across a broad wooden counter toward a wall-mounted screen surrounded by wood and greenery. The counter occupies the lower part of the image, bringing its surface close to the viewer. Behind it, a darker horizontal surface holds decorative plants. The screen sits above that surface, creating a clear focal point in the middle of the photograph.
Starting in the foreground, the wood has a warm brown colour with visible grain and subtle changes in tone. Its front section extends across the image, while a section on the left reaches back toward the display wall. Together, these edges frame the view into the area beyond. The near surface is softly out of focus, drawing attention toward the plants and screen further back.
A dark inset area behind the counter creates a strong contrast with the lighter wood. On the right, this dark surface meets a deeper shadow beneath the display. The combination gives the foreground a layered appearance: warm wood nearest the viewer, a dark surface in the middle, and illuminated panelling behind. For someone browsing the gallery before a visit, this angle offers a close look at the finishes and decorative character of the coworking interior.
From the leafy left side to the central screen
On the left side of the photograph, a tall leafy plant rises beside the counter. Its slender stems and hanging green leaves overlap the brighter space behind it. An orange umbrella is visible further back, adding a broad patch of colour above the foliage. Beyond these objects, pale ceiling panels and rectangular ceiling lights extend into the background.
A dark vertical frame separates this brighter left-hand view from the central display area. Its straight edge gives the wood-panelled section a distinct boundary. Moving right across that boundary, the next visible details are broad, split leaves and upright stems arranged in a white vase. The vase has a ribbed surface and projecting sides that give it a cactus-like shape.
A fern in a dark pot sits nearby on the same horizontal surface. Its narrow fronds spread outward, contrasting with the larger leaves beside it. These different leaf shapes make the planting varied without overwhelming the counter.
Above the plants, the screen shows a coastal scene with blue water, boats, rocky shoreline and green vegetation. The scene introduces cooler colours into an otherwise warm interior. A small camera is positioned at the centre of the screen’s upper edge. The display’s thin dark border outlines the image clearly against the wood behind it.
Wood, dark framing and warm light
The wall behind the screen is covered with horizontal wood panelling. Its pieces vary in colour, from pale honey tones to deeper brown, and their grain remains visible. Some sections have broad, flowing patterns; others are more uniform. This variation gives the wall texture even where the screen and plants leave relatively open areas.
Dark framing surrounds the wooden section. It runs along the sides and across the upper part of the view, forming a substantial border around the brighter centre. A dense band of green foliage fills the space above the screen. The leaves sit against a dark background, connecting the upper part of the display with the plants below.
Light is especially noticeable beneath the screen, where a bright strip falls across the panelling. It brings out the lighter wood tones and illuminates the surface behind the vase and fern. Further toward the right edge, the scene becomes more shaded. The shift from light to shadow gives the wall depth.
The photograph brings together several distinct textures: smooth screen glass, patterned wood, the ribbed white vase and irregular leaf edges. These details are easy to compare because they sit close together. The orange umbrella and blue coastal image provide stronger colour accents, while brown, black and green establish the main palette of the physical space.
A focal point within the coworking interior
The arrangement directs attention toward the screen while keeping the counter prominent. The wooden surface leads inward from the foreground, the plants occupy the lower middle ground, and the foliage above completes the vertical composition. This makes the display area easy to take in at a glance, with a clear centre and decorative details around its edges.
For a prospective member, the photograph is useful as a view of the interior atmosphere and materials. It shows how wood, planting and a digital display are brought together in a compact part of the space. The coastal imagery provides something to look at, while the surrounding greenery softens the straight lines of the counter, screen and wall framing.
You can also use this image to consider your own preferences for a work environment. If you appreciate warm wood tones and plants, those features are prominent here. Looking closely at the gallery helps make the prospect of a visit more concrete by showing surfaces, colours and details from within the coworking.
This view forms part of the broader picture of 2727 Coworking. The coworking offers private offices, dedicated desks, hot desks and day passes, along with a bookable conference room and virtual mailbox or business address services. When considering one of those options, the gallery provides a visual introduction to the place alongside the practical details of the service you need.
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 local context. For someone looking for a workspace in this part of Montreal, the image offers a closer view of the place they may choose to visit.
The coworking is in Walter sur Atwater, a modern building built in 2014. Within this photograph, the wood panelling, dark framing and planted display create a warm interior composition. The visible ceiling panels and rectangular lights on the left add another layer to the view, showing how the display area sits beside a brighter portion of the interior.
The Lachine Canal is part of the coworking’s setting and location. The blue water and boats visible here belong to the coastal scene playing on the screen. Within the composition, that image contributes colour and an open-water view above the counter.
Whether you are considering a day pass, a desk, a private office or a conference room booking, this gallery photograph helps you become familiar with the coworking before arriving. Its most distinctive details are close at hand: the grain of the counter, the warm light on the wooden wall, the spreading fern and the greenery surrounding the display.
Frequently asked questions
What does this photo show at 2727 Coworking?
It shows a wooden counter facing a wall-mounted screen, with wood panelling, dark framing, leafy plants and a fern. An orange umbrella is visible on the left.
What is playing on the screen?
The screen displays a coastal scene with blue water, boats, a rocky shoreline and green vegetation.
Where is 2727 Coworking located?
2727 Coworking is at 2727 rue Saint-Patrick, Montreal, Quebec, in Griffintown beside the Lachine Canal. It is in Walter sur Atwater, a modern building built in 2014.
What workspace options can I consider here?
2727 Coworking offers private offices, dedicated desks, hot desks, day passes and a bookable conference room. Virtual mailbox and business address services are also available.