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Quesnay at Currie

Quesnay at Currie

Quesnay at Currie

Quesnay at Currie

A HAUS Interiors project

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Client

Rohit Homes

Scope

Project Management

Year

2026

Duration

6 Months

The project

A hospitality-inspired lobby and common area at Quesnay at Currie, SW Calgary, with heritage-informed design and hand-finished materials.

A hospitality-inspired lobby and common area at Quesnay at Currie, SW Calgary, with heritage-informed design and hand-finished materials.

The public areas of Quesnay at Currie, a 211-unit multi-family development by Rohit Homes in Calgary's historic Currie Barracks, were designed by Louis Duncan-He Designs, with project management and styling by HAUS Interiors. Spanning the main lobby, vestibules, hallways and mail salon, the design draws on European boutique hotels with a palette of deep-grained walnut, warm brass and polished stone, calibrated for timeless longevity and a serene arrival home.

01

Intro

The Reception: An Architectural Arrival

The arrival experience begins at the grand reception desk, a custom-engineered piece designed to serve as the lobby's primary visual anchor. The desk features tightly configured, vertical-fluted walnut paneling wrapped around a curved silhouette, supported by a gleaming, hand-brushed brass base plate. Above, a thick, pristine quartz countertop curves gracefully at the edges, creating a highly polished point of interaction. This sculptural base sits before a custom backlit screen with a modern vertical grid pattern, while an oversized, dome-shaped brass pendant light hangs above, casting warm, targeted illumination across the entryway.

Read more about lobby and amenity space design in Calgary.

The Reception: An Architectural Arrival

The arrival experience begins at the grand reception desk, a custom-engineered piece designed to serve as the lobby's primary visual anchor. The desk features tightly configured, vertical-fluted walnut paneling wrapped around a curved silhouette, supported by a gleaming, hand-brushed brass base plate. Above, a thick, pristine quartz countertop curves gracefully at the edges, creating a highly polished point of interaction. This sculptural base sits before a custom backlit screen with a modern vertical grid pattern, while an oversized, dome-shaped brass pendant light hangs above, casting warm, targeted illumination across the entryway.

Read more about lobby and amenity space design in Calgary.

The Reception: An Architectural Arrival

The arrival experience begins at the grand reception desk, a custom-engineered piece designed to serve as the lobby's primary visual anchor. The desk features tightly configured, vertical-fluted walnut paneling wrapped around a curved silhouette, supported by a gleaming, hand-brushed brass base plate. Above, a thick, pristine quartz countertop curves gracefully at the edges, creating a highly polished point of interaction. This sculptural base sits before a custom backlit screen with a modern vertical grid pattern, while an oversized, dome-shaped brass pendant light hangs above, casting warm, targeted illumination across the entryway.

Read more about lobby and amenity space design in Calgary.

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Challenges

The Lounge: Curation of Tactility & Contras

Directly adjacent, the lobby lounge offers an intimate space for connection and quiet reflection. The space is anchored by a deep olive-boucle curvilinear sofa and structured, contemporary club chairs upholstered in supple cognac leather. Overhead, a deeply recessed, custom-milled oak grid ceiling adds exceptional structural volume, with black iron chains suspending delicate glass orb pendants to create dynamic layers of light. Underfoot, a green-patterned carpet softens the dark marble-look tile flooring, while a bespoke abstract art triptych and a mature olive tree in a cast-stone planter evoke a warm, relaxed yet intensely disciplined editorial lifestyle.

The Lounge: Curation of Tactility & Contras

Directly adjacent, the lobby lounge offers an intimate space for connection and quiet reflection. The space is anchored by a deep olive-boucle curvilinear sofa and structured, contemporary club chairs upholstered in supple cognac leather. Overhead, a deeply recessed, custom-milled oak grid ceiling adds exceptional structural volume, with black iron chains suspending delicate glass orb pendants to create dynamic layers of light. Underfoot, a green-patterned carpet softens the dark marble-look tile flooring, while a bespoke abstract art triptych and a mature olive tree in a cast-stone planter evoke a warm, relaxed yet intensely disciplined editorial lifestyle.

The Lounge: Curation of Tactility & Contras

Directly adjacent, the lobby lounge offers an intimate space for connection and quiet reflection. The space is anchored by a deep olive-boucle curvilinear sofa and structured, contemporary club chairs upholstered in supple cognac leather. Overhead, a deeply recessed, custom-milled oak grid ceiling adds exceptional structural volume, with black iron chains suspending delicate glass orb pendants to create dynamic layers of light. Underfoot, a green-patterned carpet softens the dark marble-look tile flooring, while a bespoke abstract art triptych and a mature olive tree in a cast-stone planter evoke a warm, relaxed yet intensely disciplined editorial lifestyle.

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Outcome

The Mail Salon & Corridors: Disciplined Utility

Louis Duncan-He's design gives the building's transitional spaces the same care as the front lobby. The mail alcove is wrapped in warm oak paneling, detailed with recessed brass reveal bands that frame the gold-toned mail lockers. A reflective, brass-plated ceiling panel with custom-perforated details filters golden downlighting, mirroring the circular, brass-rimmed mirrors on the opposite wall. The design extends into the main corridors, where wide-format oak herringbone flooring and neutral, textured walls display framed abstract sketches, guiding residents smoothly to their doors.

The Mail Salon & Corridors: Disciplined Utility

Louis Duncan-He's design gives the building's transitional spaces the same care as the front lobby. The mail alcove is wrapped in warm oak paneling, detailed with recessed brass reveal bands that frame the gold-toned mail lockers. A reflective, brass-plated ceiling panel with custom-perforated details filters golden downlighting, mirroring the circular, brass-rimmed mirrors on the opposite wall. The design extends into the main corridors, where wide-format oak herringbone flooring and neutral, textured walls display framed abstract sketches, guiding residents smoothly to their doors.

The Mail Salon & Corridors: Disciplined Utility

Louis Duncan-He's design gives the building's transitional spaces the same care as the front lobby. The mail alcove is wrapped in warm oak paneling, detailed with recessed brass reveal bands that frame the gold-toned mail lockers. A reflective, brass-plated ceiling panel with custom-perforated details filters golden downlighting, mirroring the circular, brass-rimmed mirrors on the opposite wall. The design extends into the main corridors, where wide-format oak herringbone flooring and neutral, textured walls display framed abstract sketches, guiding residents smoothly to their doors.

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© 2026 HAUS Interiors – Luxury Design & Build Studio Inc.Crafted for the Senses. Designed for Living.
© 2026 HAUS Interiors – Luxury Design & Build Studio Inc.Crafted for the Senses. Designed for Living.
© 2026 HAUS Interiors – Luxury Design & Build Studio Inc.Crafted for the Senses. Designed for Living.