Residential Designer
With Drummond House Plans since 2022
BIOGRAPHY
Meet Melodie Brunet | Passion, Creativity & an Eye for Detail
From an early age, Melodie Brunet has been fascinated by the art of architecture and the great masterpieces built throughout history. As a child, she loved watching documentaries about the wonders of the world, captivated by what humans could create with vision, creativity, and craftsmanship.
Growing up in a family passionate about old homes and renovations, Melodie was immersed in the world of design and construction from a young age. Surrounded by restoration projects and inspired by the beauty of traditional materials, she naturally developed a deep appreciation for architecture, aesthetics, and functionality.
Mélodie holds a Technical Diploma in Architecture from the Seminaire de Sherbrooke, a Bachelor’s Degree in Sociology from the University of Montreal, and a certificate in entrepreneurship. This unique blend of training allows her to combine analytical thinking, creativity, and a human-centered approach to residential design — creating spaces that are both inspiring and deeply livable.
Her favorite architectural styles include modern farmhouse, Scandinavian, and rustic, each celebrated for their warmth, balance, and timeless charm. Among her favorite Drummond House Plans’ home plans are the River Run, Pinot, and Carolina, all reflecting her love for simple yet elegant living spaces.
For Melodie, designing a home begins long before the first line is drawn. She believes that a truly successful project starts with a thoughtful understanding of each client’s needs, lifestyle, and aspirations — transforming ideas into a harmonious and functional reality.
Curious, creative, and full of energy, Melodie Brunet loves photography, reading, and spending time outdoors. Known for her sense of humor and her warmth, she brings a personal touch to every project and to every client relationship.
“For an architectural work to be beautiful, all its elements must possess harmony in position, dimensions, form, and color.” — Antoni Gaudí
