Lofts are becoming more and more popular as builders continue to convert historic building into living spaces. Living in a building rich with history has become quite sought after, but can come with many complications.
A large problem with lofted living spaces is a lack of adequate lighting. When staging lofts we use many table lamps to adjust for the minute overhead lighting.
A flowing layout is important, much like with any other open floor plan.
Another problem that often arises when turning an industrial loft into a home is the lack of natural lighting. This loft installed a glass window in the guest bedroom to allow natural light from the living room windows to reach it.
Bright art and light colored bedding distracts from the fact that room does not have exterior windows.
Many industrial lofts have exposed ducts, which add interest, but can also get in the way when designing. Staging these areas shows prospective buyers that the ducts don’t have to limit their furniture layout or design.
The loft’s master bedroom has the same problem of a lack of exterior windows. To allow natural light into the room the architects decided to refrain from adding a door to the bedroom. We once again used light colored bedding to create a brighter atmosphere.
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A large cream dining room needs some color, but not anything that will contradict the refined wainscoting and original stained glass windows. Natural wood tones are the perfect addition.
Subtle window treatments, and a few accent pieces are all this kitchen needed.
A sun room breakfast nook is a great selling point in this home, so we did our best to create a space anyone would enjoy.
We used a combination of existing furniture and some of our own pieces in the sitting room.
Bold colors create interest in a mostly colorless room.
New bedding puts a fresh spill on a traditional four poster bed 
The attic bedroom has a quaint feel with a monochromatic color scheme.
A sitting area by the fireplace makes for a warm and inviting entry.
A designated living area is separated from the entry, but still open and airy. 
The bright and inviting living room.
A spacious kitchen layout.
A colorful bedroom retreat
