Jardin de Ville Unveils its New Garden Pavilions for Summer 2019

Jardin de Ville, a Quebec-based leader in the design and marketing of high-end garden furniture, announces its Summer 2019 collection of garden pavilions.

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Design: Jardin de Ville
Location: Montréal, Canada
Year: 2019
Photography: Adrien Williams, Jardin de Ville

Project's description: The contemporary, minimalist pavilions give an elegant touch to outdoor living spaces, helping people make the most of the summer season.

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City or country, backyard or rooftop: Jardin de Ville’s pavilions offer endless possibilities in terms of style, size, colour and accessories. The shelters are available for residential and commercial projects, and meet the highest functional and aesthetic standards. Each installation can be fully customized.

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Sleek: simple and minimalist
Jardin de Ville now offers a new garden pavilion model by Cuscini Design: the Sleek. A manufacturer for Jardin de Ville since 1988, and a maker of pavilions since 1996, Cuscini Design’s products are designed and built entirely in Quebec, to the highest quality standards.

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The Sleek is a fixed-roof pavilion with a thoroughly minimalist look. It features mesh curtains hidden inside its four posts, creating a seamless and contemporary look. It is part of the same family of pavilions as the Square One, a minimalist, fixed-roof pavilion with integrated rain gutters.

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Close-up: adjustable louvers
Also new at Jardin de Ville is the Close-up pavilion. This model’s special feature is its roof with adjustable louvers, which can be positioned at various angles to let in more or less sunshine. The structure can be either freestanding or attached to a building. When the louvers are closed, a gutter system channels rainwater through the posts and into the ground. Thanks to its ease of installation and freestanding structure, it is the ideal pavilion for rooftop decks.

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Pergola: part canopy, part veranda
Jardin de Ville is also offering clients a third new pavilion this season, the timeless Pergola by Solicanada. Featuring Solisystème adjustable louvers, this patented patio-shelter concept offers a compromise between a canopy and a porch roof. The remote-controlled aluminum louvers can be rotated up to 140°. The Pergola is bio-climatic, providing shelter and optimizing the use of living space by making it possible to adjust the balance between sun and shade instantly, controlling shadow and light, coolness and heat. This pavilion is highly configurable, and available in very large sizes. At long last, outdoor living spaces can also benefit from unlimited creativity.

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Depending on the model, several accessories are available for creating environments adapted to the client’s needs: mosquito netting, motorized screens, LED lighting, patio heaters with integrated speakers, planters and custom colour palettes.

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As well as providing shelter from sun, rain and wind, Jardin de Ville’s pavilions structure and beautify outdoor spaces with elegance and refinement, creating an extension of the living space and blurring the boundary between inside and outside.

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