Minimalist home designs

Minimalist And Airy White Loft From A Forge

Minimalist And Airy White Loft From A Forge
An old country forge in Poland can become a stunning minimalist loft, and designer Jacek Kolasinski proved it. I love lots of white everywhere: it makes the home airy and reflects and invites the light in. Original brick walls and ceilings with beams were left but to make them look softer designers painted them white;... 
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Modern home designs

9B Industrial Loft With Brick Walls And Metal In Decor

9B Industrial Loft With Brick Walls And Metal In Decor
London architect Dimitar Karanikolov and interior designer Veneta Nikolova created this stylish industrial loft in Sofia, Bulgaria. A massive dark “cube” occupies the center of the living room, hiding the bathroom, it’s clad in thin (16mm) custom made concrete panels that continue inside as well. The entire apartment has been outlined with tall cantilevered aluminum... 
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Modern home designs

Soft Industrial Loft Decorated With An Exquisite Taste

Soft Industrial Loft Decorated With An Exquisite Taste
An old factory on the Copenhagen docks was converted into a stunning four hundred square meters loft, where the natural light is the heart of the interior design. The space layout was arranged following the progression of the sunlight that comes in through its thirty-four windows. The color scheme was also chosen to match the... 
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Modern home designs

Vivacious Bachelorette Loft With A Fresh Color Palette

Vivacious Bachelorette Loft With A Fresh Color Palette
Fresh and cozy bachelorette oasis in downtown Los Angeles was renovated for a young graphic designer/shoe designer who bought it as her first home. The 1100-square-foot studio has a wall of windows keeping the space light and bright. The fresh color palette centers around crisp white, soft mint green, light treys, and natural woods, which... 
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Minimalist home designs

Industrial Masculine Loft Designed With Minimalist Zones

Industrial Masculine Loft Designed With Minimalist Zones
This awesome loft by Domus Nova can boast of a cool mix of styles: minimalist and industrial, a bit masculine and a little futuristic. The exposed brick walls, the wide plank flooring on the downstairs level and the black herringbone flooring upstairs, and the industrial vibe of the kitchen are all fantastic features that strike... 
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Modern home designs

Lively Modern Loft With Pastels In Decor

Lively Modern Loft With Pastels In Decor
This beautiful loft in London is located in the former headquarters of the St. Martin School of Art in Soho and has been decorated by designer Marc Peridis. He managed to create a genial and lively mix of different styles and furniture to give the new space a residential look. I love the use of... 
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Modern home designs

Modern Spacious Loft With Trendy Decor Solutions

Modern Spacious Loft With Trendy Decor Solutions
This gorgeous German loft really strikes with its contrasting décor and original décor solutions. The décor is modern, and it’s nature-inspired: just look at those tree branches-inspired glass walls – they really get nature in the center of the city! Geometric designs and solutions are widely used in the décor, and that give the loft... 
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Modern home designs

Laconic And Functional Paris Loft With Built-In Storage

Laconic And Functional Paris Loft With Built-In Storage
Many of us aspire to an organized life, but for those living in open lofts, it’s the only way to stay sane. Nine hundred square feet for a family of four never seemed so airy and spacious as in this Paris loft of a former manufacturing warehouse by Septembre Architecture. With the perimeter of the... 
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Modern home designs

Modern Attic Loft With An Inside Balcony For Storage

Modern Attic Loft With An Inside Balcony For Storage
This attic loft in Moscow, Russia, is a nice example of how to create an eclectic and budget-friendly interior. First, the owners wanted to visually expand the space, so they used lots of white color for wall and ceiling décor, and for furniture. The splashes of colors like red or pink are few not to... 
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