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.
An attractive new London studio apartment, on the second floor of this old Victorian warehouse. The studio space retains it’s original Crittall windows and features white painted wooden floorboards, a generous ceiling height, and a fully functional kitchen and shower facilities.
Located in a former industrial space, the transformative interior renovation of this industrial style-loft includes a restrained design which incorporates unfinished rough materials and muted blocks of color into the existing open-plan apartment.
Located within a converted 1840’s mercantile wharf building, the North End Loft project involved the combination of three existing residential units into a single two-story residential loft for a high tech/low tech couple interested in celebrating modern living in an authentic Boston setting.
The 2600-square-foot property was previously a industrial warehouse space. The clients asked to maintain the rawness of the space while transforming it into a family home and creative workshop space
A cool palette in iconic furniture pieces and art, punctuated by starkly contrasting black and white articulations, constructs this sophisticated masculine loft apartment in Soho. At the entryway, custom black metal frames hold milk white glass
Broadway Loft is hMa’s redesign of their 1997 Holley Loft, for the same client. hMa’s original design for the space was featured in MoMA’s Un-Private House show in 1999, as a ‘state of the art’ interpretation of domestic design.
The Arts District Loft is an amazing transformation of a 2,000-square-foot condominium loft in the Toy Factory Lofts, a 1924 warehouse located in the Arts District in Downtown Los Angeles.
The Wells Fargo building, located in the Hamilton Park neighborhood in Jersey City, was built at the end of the 19th century as a stable for the company’s iconic stagecoach horses. Our clients, who are working artists, had acquired the double-height ground level space hoping to transform it into a live-work studio.
