A second Crudessence restaurant opens at 2157 Mackay Street in Montreal.

The space is divided into three sections: boutique, bistro and dining room. Retro-lit Kombucha bottles and a long concrete counter of recycled glass aggregate act as a bridge between the bistro and the boutique sections. The rusticity of the larch plank flooring, the recycled spruce furniture and the existing bricks contrast nicely with the smooth surfaces of the custom stainless steel furniture and the painted glass slate. The space is entirely illuminated with LEDs – a first in Canada. The light casings were designed by Philippe Allard and the mosaic by atelier Nayan. To learn more, visit crudessence.com.