Loft in Saint-Germain-des-Prés
This bright and cozy loft is located Rive Gauche, in the famous and expensive Saint-Germain-des-Prés district of Paris.
Sue Hosteler’s loft
A TV host’s gorgeous mid-century modern meets traditional loft designed by Valerie Pasquiou.
The Wrigley Lofts
Originally a gum factory, The Wrigley Building dates back to the early 1900s. Freight elevators complement the industrial motif, and if you’re lucky, a few units have a freight elevator that enters right into the loft!
John Knox Church
Established by John Knox, The Kirk was built in 1867 in the Melbourne suburb of Elsternwick. The building features brick polychrome which was at the height of its popularity during its construction. Alternating cream and umber brick mark the gear-tooth points and wrap the building in tiny quoins. The church became an icon for the community with its style being mimicked in a nearby substation as well as homes.
White Loft in Italy
Built in Piacenza, Italy, designer Romolo Stanco has created this magnificent 120 sq meter modern loft. The loft occupies two levels, 42 square meters each – not huge at all, but look at how spacious it seems! The space is wrapped in astonishing white from roof to floor creating such a spacious ambience.
Minimalist Loft in Lodz
Look at this fantastic minimalist light and airy loft design in Lódź, Poland designed by Tamizo Architects Group.
Greene Street Loft
A marvelous job done by Slade Architecture: a redesign and remodel of an old industrial space in New York, turning it into a bright and open 3000 square foot loft living space.
Glass Ceiling in Stockholm
This lovely apartment below is located in Stockholm, in the Ostermalm district and was designed by Mats Gustafson. It stretches over an area of 180 square meters and features two patios.
Carriageworks
Sizzling shortlisted entry in the 2011 Australian Interior Design Awards. The Carriageworks by Hare + Klein Interior Design.