Contemporary home designs

Loft In Retro Pop Art Style

Loft In Retro Pop Art Style
This place used to be a factory and is located in the center of Zürich. Designer Stefan Holemann turned it into a very cozy living space. He reserved an industrial atmosphere and created a feeling of a modern loft with antique furniture. The house has 39 windows under the roof and a big bathroom. When... 
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Kate
Home design

Renovated Loft With Industrial Interior Design

Renovated Loft With Industrial Interior Design
This space already was a local stables, a bomb shelter and a print shop. It took only eight months to turn it into a modern living space where industrial and raw materials meet modern ones. There are two floors where the first one is occupied by lounge, kitchen, dinning and office areas. The second floor... 
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Mike
Modern home designs

Very Modern Swedish Loft Design with a Protected Terrace

Very Modern Swedish Loft Design with a Protected Terrace
This very modern loft in the 1930’s house is designed by Kanozi Architects. It features a terrace with beautiful views and is full of furniture and appliances by famous companies, including: Poggenpohl, Hans Grohe, Duravit and Gaggenau. The apartment has a light, airy and very well thought through plan with up to 3.9 meter ceilings.... 
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Mike
Contemporary home designs

Contemporary Loft Design With an Artistic Interior Staircase

Contemporary Loft Design With an Artistic Interior Staircase
This loft is located in one of the first warehouse loft conversions in San Franciso, California done by Garcia Tamjidi. It maximizes natural light provided by an exterior light court and designed as a living gallery space. The architecture capitalizes on the openness and optimizes generous display surfaces. The interior staircase is an artistic focal... 
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Mike
Unusual house designs

Roof Top Loft Design in Berlin – Loft Gleimstrasse by GRAFT

Roof Top Loft Design in Berlin – Loft Gleimstrasse by GRAFT
Loft Gleimstrasse is the transformed room of a typical 19th-century building into “unfolded cocoon for an open mind”. Most rooms like kitchen, living room and bedroom are designed with openness in mind while storage areas, beds, sofas, closets and staircases are hidden in a sculptural wall construction. The kitchen is carved of a single block... 
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Mike