Yaletown Double Loft, Vancouver / Falken Reynolds
This one-bedroom loft spans 3,000 square feet of a former brick and beam garment factory. Two 2-bedroom apartments were transformed to create this unique city home for a professional couple
Lofts
Explore stunning loft designs that blend industrial charm with modern elegance. This category showcases a range of loft spaces, emphasizing open floor plans, unique architectural features, and contemporary style. Ideal for architects, designers, and anyone looking to transform urban spaces into chic, functional homes.
What is a Loft Style Home
A loft style home is a type of residency that is characterized by an open layout. There are high ceilings in this house which depicts an industrial aesthetic
Castelli Loft / Grizzo Studio
The Castelli loft is developed on two levels. To continue with the factory aesthetics of the building, black-painted sheet metal was used on the railings and bridge, and the carpentry was changed to black.
Greene Street Loft, SoHo / DXA Studio
47-49 Greene Street, a 6-story building between Broome and Grand Street in the landmarked district of SoHo, is an extant example of the mixed iron-and-masonry construction of the post-Civil war period.
The Hottest Loft / Shlomit Zeldman
The Hottest Loft, located in an old building in the city center, is only 86 square meters and was meticulously planned according to the constraints of supporting columns and beams.
Wilhelmina Chapel Loft / Taanbaas
The Wilhelmina Chapel Loft in Maarssen, The Netherlands, is a remarkable transformation of a historic chapel, originally built in 1901, into a modern residential space. This project, undertaken by Taanbaas, carefully preserves the building’s historic character while introducing contemporary design elements to create a spacious and lofty home.
Death Star Loft / Raad Studio
Death Star Loft contains a series of unexpected experiences and spatial moves that challenge the typical layout of a split level New York City apartment.
Manhattan Soho Loft / Ghislaine Viñas Interior Design
The public area of the Manhattan Soho Loft was virtually one big open space, which Ghislaine sectioned off into their own areas with distinct furniture layouts.