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30 sqm Loft Refurbished in Milano

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This 30 sqm loft is an mini apartment refurbished by Italian architect Cristina Meschi in Milano, Italy.

An apartment for a single lady who travels a lot for work reasons and wanted her home to be Milan. She wanted an functional place, with a lot of storage and a kind of industrial character.

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Direct access through the kitchen saves the hall space for better uses. Cupboards to the ceiling offer great storage. Dining room is included in this space with a wooden table that provides a warm touch in contrast with the cold feeling of the metal in the kitchen.

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From the kitchen you get directly to the living through a brick wall. Together with the continuous epoxy resin floor, it gives the perfect industrial touch the client was asking for.

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And in the bedroom we find the key issue with high ceiling flats: building a little attic to include the bed will allow us to have a, almost, separate room and will save us a lot of space.

Architect: Cristina Meschi
Photography: Michele Morosi

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