This spacious loft was created on the site of an old warehouse facility in Italy – in fact, the designers decorated and zoned a huge open space with high ceilings and a characteristic roof and windows. The stylish dark blue shade of the walls added even more drama to the rooms, while the natural wood…
We can just praise the designers of this Swedish apartment for its excellent zoning – the space is completely open, relatively small in size, but all functional areas for a comfortable life are provided here, and the interior looks harmonious and inviting. The feeling of spaciousness is added by high ceilings with concrete beams and…
In this Madrid apartment, historical details, industrial elements and a colorful palette are intertwined in one interesting and unusual combination. Designers actively used rich and juicy shades: yellow metal columns, red curtains and tiles, bright blue chairs. And if we also take into account the unusual configuration of spaces and the shape of the rooms,…
Spaciousness, natural light, industrial windows and high ceilings – that’s what this Stockholm apartment inherited from the old chocolate factory, which now houses a unique residential building. The home consists of a main large open space, which housed the living room, kitchen and dining room, as well as a separate bedroom. An interesting attribute is…
This magnificent townhouse in Amsterdam dates back to the 19th century, but now its interiors impress with trendy modern industrial style design. Brick walls, panoramic windows in a black profile, metal structures, second light – the inner space in its coolness can easily compete with famous New York lofts. There are also corners in the…
As we remember, the most interesting and unique living spaces are born on the site of former industrial premises, and today our story is about such housing. An old factory building on the island of Amager in Copenhagen has recently been converted into an apartment complex with impressive features. Ceilings of unrealistic height, huge floor-to-ceiling…
The building in which this duplex apartment in Manhattan is located was built in the 19th century, and a hotel functioned here for almost 100 years. In the late 1980s, a major reconstruction was carried out, as a result of which the house was converted into residential apartments. Designers from Worrell Yeung were tasked with…
Australian studio Esoterico called their latest project Bunker in the Treetops, but it’s only about the basis. Concrete shell and industrial metal windows – initially the space really looked like a bunker, but with the help of stylish furniture and decor, the designers created a trendy modern home. The open living room has a regular…
The design project for this Broadway loft in New York City began with a dismantling – designers of worrell yeung decided to clear the space of unnecessary interior partitions to highlight the beauty of the historic windows, plaster moldings and metal architectural elements of the former industrial premises. The apartment is organized as a large…
Designer Aimee Wertepny has managed to make her Chicago loft not only stylish but also authentic and different with boho details. The owner painted the brick walls of her industrial space white to set a sober yet classy black and white base for the unusual decor. Furniture on thin metal legs, live plants in pots…
