Studio Emil Eve has beautifully integrated modern design into the rough industrial spaces of a historic warehouse in London. As befits a good loft space, the designers left the walls and ceilings in this apartment in their original form – exposed brickwork and concrete floors create a brutalist base. At the same time, calm textiles,…
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Today we have a beautiful New York loft. Almost everything here is classic: a former factory building, spacious open rooms, and even some open pipes. Perhaps some brick walls are missing to match fully, but the MKCA designers made a more modern and elegant look. Among the decor features, textiles and art stand out –…
This London apartment is located in a building that is quite interesting from an architectural point of view. This is a striking example of Victorian non-residential architecture – historically it was the site of a hospital, hence some of the unique features. The apartment is located on the ground floor and boasts high ceilings and…
Alex and Ulrika talk with special feelings about their country cottage near Helsingborg. And the point is not even that it is located 100 meters from the sea and the beach, its main advantage is the unique history and character of the interiors. This one-story brick building used to be a village church, hence the…
This Stockholm loft will appeal to fans of industrial spaces. This 19th-century former factory has everything we love about the style: high vaulted ceilings, luxurious large black-framed windows, an open floor plan and an understated yet stylish contemporary design. The living room is especially impressive with a wall gallery of posters and a green park…
American studio Sachs Lindores gave an excellent lesson in how you can transform an old and unremarkable space into a stunning modern home for a sophisticated client. In the past, apart from huge industrial windows and high ceilings, this space in New York could not boast of enviable characteristics – this place used to be…
This is just the case when designers managed to transform the home beyond recognition. Before renovations started, this space on the ground floor of a 19th-century building in Paris housed an old workshop that received almost no natural light. But Heju Studio has transformed it into a spectacular example of modern living in a minimalist…
From its construction back in 1868 until 1951, this beautiful Swedish cottage housed a village school – hence the best location in the area on a hill with beautiful views and a large plot. The house also has a wonderful veranda with white railings through which you can enter the home. The interior is a…
This apartment of 50 sqm is located in an old non-residential building in the historical center of Lyon – a young family found here the unique space with character that they dreamed of. High ceilings, beams, and large windows compensated for the small size of the home – the owners managed to create a mezzanine…
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…