I’m sure we’ve all coveted the homes we see in print to the point that we’d gladly move in if given the opportunity. Well, we may be in luck: the Montreal-based real estate rental firm Creative Flats offers the chance to live a bit of that dream. With a small collection of one- to three-bedroom properties located around the city, Creative Flats provides renters with an apartment brimming with gorgeous views and fully furnished, impeccable interiors.
What sets the Creative Flats apart from so many high-end, pre-furnished rentals is their unique style. Designed by owner and founder Nathalie Bouchard and stylist Annie Horth, the interiors are refined without seeming stuffy; sparse and clean but also cozy and welcoming; and the eclectic furnishings are dreamy, to be sure, but they also look extremely liveable. I’m not sure if these residences are available for short- or long-term stay, but I would strongly encourage anyone looking to live a double life as a Canadian (or a loft dweller) to do it in one of these chic, artful apartments.
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Wow! Certainly not your typical furnished apartment! Love them!
Wow! They all look gorgeous! I would so love to live in any – yes, any one of them!
No way! Every city should have this!
Shannon, I totally agree! It sounds like a great business venture for interior designers as well…I hope we see more of these in the future!
Beautiful, love the combination of retro and contemporary design. The bathrooms are lovely!
I just had to use the pictures in my swedish blog. I hope you don’t mind!
who knew there were such beautiful places just next door! thank you for another wonderful find.
This is a BRILLIANT idea and I would definitely snap one of these places up if I was around the area! Every city should have one and I hope that other designers take up this idea and spread it. It would be interesting to see what each city would influence and the variation between designers and suppliers, the ideas that would come of it. Thank you for the beautiful find.
The sofa in the sitting room picture fifth from the bottom of this post is stuck in my mind. Who is this designed by, anybody have a lead?
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