Westmount · Montréal
Interior Designer in Westmount
Lylko Studio provides interior architecture and design for residential, healthcare, wellness, professional, and commercial projects in Westmount and across Montréal.
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Interior design that respects the building and the way it will be used.
Westmount includes everything from historic residences and established apartment buildings to private clinics, professional offices, boutiques, and contemporary commercial environments.
Those projects often require more than choosing finishes. Existing architecture, proportions, natural light, privacy, storage, circulation, building systems, and long-term use can all influence the design from the beginning.
Lylko Studio approaches each project through interior architecture, space planning, materiality, lighting, and human-centred design. The goal is to develop an environment that feels appropriate to the building, the client, and the way the space needs to function.
Our studio is based in Montréal and works with clients in Westmount as part of our broader practice across the city.
Westmount Context
Established architecture, residential character, and projects where details tend to matter.
Westmount contains a wide range of building types and architectural periods. Some projects involve older homes with existing detailing and established proportions. Others take place in apartments, medical environments, professional spaces, or commercial properties along more active streets.
The design approach should respond to those conditions rather than erase them. Early review of the existing space can help identify opportunities, constraints, and technical decisions before renovation work begins.
Projects in Westmount
Residential, healthcare, wellness, and professional interiors.
Different project types require different approaches to privacy, circulation, materials, lighting, and daily use.
Residential Interiors
Houses, apartments, and high-end residential renovations with attention to spatial planning, lighting, storage, millwork, materials, furniture, and the relationship between existing architecture and new interventions.
Medical & Aesthetic Clinics
Clinics and treatment environments where privacy, patient circulation, acoustic control, lighting, waiting areas, staff workflow, and trust are important parts of the design.
Wellness Environments
Spas, wellness practices, therapy environments, and other spaces where sensory comfort, privacy, materiality, and a calm client experience need to be considered carefully.
Professional & Commercial Spaces
Offices, professional practices, boutiques, and customer-facing interiors designed around operations, brand identity, functionality, and the experience of clients and staff.
Before You Renovate
What to consider before starting an interior project in Westmount.
Understand what is worth preserving.
Existing mouldings, flooring, stone, millwork, fireplaces, proportions, windows, and other architectural elements may contribute to the character of the property.
Review the layout before selecting finishes.
Circulation, furniture placement, storage, privacy, and room relationships should be resolved before significant material decisions are finalized.
Plan lighting as part of the architecture.
Existing homes and commercial spaces may have very different daylight conditions from room to room. Ambient, task, accent, and natural light should be considered together.
Consider privacy early.
Residential spaces, clinics, and professional environments often require careful visual and acoustic separation between different activities.
Verify existing building conditions.
Older buildings can contain structural, mechanical, electrical, or dimensional conditions that affect what is practical during a renovation.
Avoid designing around trends alone.
For long-term residential and professional environments, material quality, proportions, function, and durability usually matter more than following a short-lived visual trend.
Around Westmount
Residential streets, local commercial areas, and a strong architectural identity.
Westmount sits immediately west of Downtown Montréal and extends across the western slope of Mount Royal. Its built environment includes traditional houses, apartment buildings, civic architecture, commercial streets, parks, and several distinct residential areas.
Sherbrooke Street and Victoria Avenue support neighborhood businesses and services, while Greene Avenue connects boutiques, galleries, restaurants, professional spaces, and Westmount Square.
Westmount Park, Victoria Hall, the Westmount Public Library, and the surrounding residential streets contribute to an area where older architecture and contemporary urban life exist closely together.
For interior projects, that context often means balancing existing character with contemporary functionality rather than treating every renovation as a blank slate.
Healthcare & Wellness
Spaces designed around privacy, comfort, and clear circulation.
Medical, aesthetic, and wellness environments require a different level of planning from a conventional retail or residential project.
Clients may arrive nervous, uncertain, or unfamiliar with the space. Staff may need efficient movement between reception, consultation, treatment, storage, and administrative areas.
We consider waiting conditions, lighting, acoustics, privacy, orientation, materiality, staff workflow, and the transition between public and more private areas.
Explore Medical & Healthcare Interior Design →Residential Design
Updating a home without stripping away what already works.
Renovating an established residence often involves deciding what should remain, what needs to change, and how contemporary requirements can be introduced without creating a disconnected interior.
That may include reorganizing layouts, improving storage, updating kitchens and bathrooms, introducing custom millwork, refining lighting, or creating a more coherent material palette across different rooms.
The objective is not to make every Westmount residence look alike. It is to create an interior appropriate to the property and the people who live there.
Explore Luxury Interior Design Montréal →Neuro-Architecture
Human experience considered alongside aesthetics and function.
Neuro-architecture considers how characteristics of the built environment may influence perception, orientation, comfort, attention, and behaviour.
Depending on the project, that can mean looking more closely at daylight, glare, acoustics, privacy, visual complexity, circulation, material texture, and the relationship between active and quieter areas.
These considerations can be particularly relevant in homes, clinics, wellness environments, and workplaces where people spend significant periods of time.
Explore Neuro-Architecture & Biophilic Design →Frequently Asked Questions
Interior Design in Westmount FAQ
Does Lylko Studio provide interior design services in Westmount?
Yes. Lylko Studio is Montréal-based and works on residential, healthcare, wellness, professional, and commercial interior projects in Westmount and other parts of Montréal.
Do you work on Westmount home renovations?
Yes. Residential work can include space planning, kitchens, bathrooms, lighting, millwork, material selection, furniture, storage, and complete interior design depending on project scope.
Can you work with older or heritage-sensitive properties?
Yes, depending on the project. Existing architectural character is reviewed as part of the design process. Any formal heritage requirements, permits, or approvals should also be confirmed with the relevant authorities and project professionals.
Do you design private clinics in Westmount?
Yes. Lylko Studio works on medical, aesthetic, and wellness environments where patient experience, privacy, circulation, lighting, acoustics, and staff workflow are important considerations.
Do you design professional offices in Westmount?
Yes. Professional environments can include offices, consultation spaces, reception areas, meeting rooms, employee spaces, and other commercial interiors.
Can you work with my existing architect or contractor?
Yes. Depending on scope, Lylko Studio can coordinate interior design decisions with architects, contractors, engineers, consultants, suppliers, and other project professionals.
When should I involve an interior designer in a renovation?
Ideally, before major layout, lighting, millwork, electrical, plumbing, or finish decisions are finalized. Early involvement allows more design decisions to be coordinated before construction makes them difficult or expensive to change.
Does Lylko Studio have an office in Westmount?
Lylko Studio is Montréal-based and serves clients throughout the city. This page represents Westmount as an area served by the studio and does not represent a separate Westmount office.
Does Lylko Studio work outside Westmount?
Yes. The studio works across Montréal, including Westmount, Griffintown, Old Montréal, Plateau Mont-Royal, Downtown Montréal, and surrounding areas.
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