Light-filled, airy spaces, often with industrial heritage and features like exposed brick walls, steel columns, sash windows, timber beams and concrete shuttering make up this collection of loft apartments. Looking for sprawling studio space in Clerkenwell, a characterful east London abode ...
- Interior bricks tend to be of lower quality than the bricks used on the outside of buildings. That reflects the history we have of covering interior walls with drywall and other mediums. So if you look at a loft and worry about the condition of the exposed brick walls dont be alarmed.
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- With high ceilings, loft-style flats have a great potential to utilise vertical spaces, just like this Mumbai apartment that amplifies space even when there is a lack of floor area. Many loft-style homes feature a two-story layout, where the lower level is for living and dining and the above mezzanine level is turned into a bedroom space.
Size - With the higher ceilings and feeling of grandiose associated with a loft, a four poster bed is often the number one choice when it comes to loft beds. But it neednt be. We suggest you look to a simple, perhaps king or queen sized bed if big enough, and position the bed under a skylight, or in the centre of the room, to offset the more functional aspects of the home such as the kitchen, the dining room. Style - Luxury loft ideas are normally packed with detail and textures, so when it comes to a luxury loft bed look to one with a neutral colour palette as it will complement the clean, simple lines of the loft.
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