When architect Anne Sophie Goneau first entered the nearly 130-year-old flat she was hired to remodel in Montreal, she found low ceilings, dark green wallpaper, and unsightly rubber floors. As demolition began, workers uncovered interesting steel beams, raw brick, and hemlock wood walls. Goneau wound up not merely preserving them but making them the central focus of her design. In the bathroom, light from two frosted windows fills the bathroom. The custom, stainless steel countertop sits atop a luxurious marble-encased bath by Caml Tomlin.