Netherlands are champions in converting interesting non-residential buildings into housing, at least a significant part of such projects that we have been sharing lately here on the blog are from here. Dutch designers especially love old schools and churches. Today we want to talk about the last type of homes – this loft was created…
Almost all 71 sqm of the total area of this Los Angeles loft are one large open space, while only the bathroom is separated from the main room. In addition, the interior is literally flooded with natural light thanks to huge industrial windows and white walls – the home is located in a former textile…
The interiors of this loft in Goteborg turned out to be quite brutal – in contrast to the elegant classic exterior of the house in which it is located. On the inner walls of the apartment, the original brickwork was left exposed, while the designers chose dark shades of furniture — why not a typical…
Looking at the space and interior of this modern apartment in Sweden, it seems like a trendy loft in a former industrial or warehouse building. Judge for yourself: high ceilings of 3.5 meters, open layout, huge windows and stylish dark shades in the decor. But in fact, the housing is located in a beautiful old…
Ceilings of unreal heights, industrial-style glass wall, second light and stylish design – this loft in Stockholm is reminiscent of creative studios in former industrial buildings in New York in character and vibe. But, of course, there are also purely Scandinavian features in the interior design. For example, the walls here are smooth, with no…
Once a bread and roll bakery, this spacious Sydney loft is now a spectacular private residence with a patio and library. The building was built back in 1909 and the elegant original facade still reminds of beautiful times past. In the interiors, many industrial elements were also preserved: high beamed ceilings, concrete columns, huge black…
The total area of this impressive loft in New York is as much as 370 sqm, but there are only 2 bedrooms – you can only imagine the scale of the open space in this apartment. The living room is so large that from one end it is often difficult to see what is happening…
If USA lofts are about brick walls, open pipes, and leather furniture, then in Sweden it is primarily discreet laconic luxury. The space in which this spectacular apartment in Stockholm is located is a real loft space: a former commercial building, high ceilings over 5 m, huge windows overlooking the canal. But the design is…
High ceilings and large windows work wonders – this ground floor apartment in Stockholm feels so airy and visually larger than it really is. Its total area is only 35 sq. m, but they include a comfortable open living room, a compact kitchen and two bedrooms, one of which is on the mezzanine. White walls…
This Amsterdam loft will appeal primarily to fans of unusual living spaces. In the spacious interior of a former warehouse building, designers have created a complex multi-level home with stairs and hidden corners, in which there is not a single standard solution. In addition, bold dark shades and stylish modern furniture have been used in…
