In recent years, the farmhouse style has been enjoying remarkable popularity in Quebec and across Canada. This architectural style, both warm and timeless, draws its inspiration from old 19th-century North American farmhouses. But contrary to what its name might suggest, the farmhouse isn't limited to a rustic or old-fashioned look. It embodies a subtle balance between tradition and modernity, where clean lines meet raw, natural materials.

The Scandinavian style continues to gain popularity in Quebec, particularly for its elegant simplicity, warm comfort, and natural adaptation to cold climates. At Plan Maison Québec, we're seeing a growing interest in Scandinavian homes, whether new construction or renovations. These homes, inspired by Nordic countries, offer a lifestyle centered on simplicity, light, and well-being—elements perfectly in tune with Quebec's realities.

The master bedroom is more than just a sleeping space; it's a sanctuary dedicated to relaxation, rest, and self-expression. In 2025, design trends are shifting toward enveloping ambiances, natural materials, and a return to basics, while incorporating touches of sophistication. Here's how to transform your bedroom into a space that's modern, comfortable, and perfectly yours.

When planning a renovation of a house, cottage, or garage, comparing quotes is one of the most strategic phases. Often, future owners feel overwhelmed by the diversity of offers received. How can you know which one is the most advantageous? Is the price fair? And above all, is the contractor reliable?

Building or renovating a house, cottage, or garage is a major step in the lives of many Quebec families. At Plan Maison Québec, we know how important every detail is when a client invests in a residential project. But despite the best intentions, conflicts sometimes arise with the contractor responsible for the project. This type of dispute, while unpleasant, can be resolved methodically and thoughtfully.

When it comes to planning a residential construction or renovation project, whether for a house, cottage, or garage, it's only natural to want to surround yourself with competent professionals and minimize risks. The construction industry is fraught with unforeseen circumstances, and work may not go as planned. With this in mind, the Régie du bâtiment du Québec (RBQ) requires all contractors to hold a license bond. This guarantee provides essential protection for consumers.

Your project, your budget. Renovating a house, cottage, or even a garage often represents much more than a simple upgrade project: it's a vision, an intention to improve your living environment and enhance the value of your property. However, behind the enthusiasm and well-laid plans lies an unavoidable reality: the budget.

In Quebec, building a garage is often a priority for homeowners due to harsh weather conditions and the need for storage space. Whether for a new construction or renovation project, choosing between an attached garage and a detached garage is a strategic decision.