This industrial loft has a very open and authentic feel, enhanced by the original character of the whitewashed brick walls, cement columns & tall beamed ceilings. There are walls of Western and Eastern facing oversized tilt-and-turn windows front and back.

The middle of the loft was designed with a mobile partition system which enable the space to be left wide open or temporarily compartmentalized into an art studio, media room, dining room, home gym and storage space. There is a large utility closet, washer-dryer, alarm system and Central AC.

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A perfect backdrop for displaying art pieces, this industrial loft design in white is like a breath of fresh air. Industrial style interiors can sometimes be a bit harsh with all those sharp lines and edges, but this white space is a good example of how white and light play important roles in making industrial style gentle. The ceilings and skylights are utterly amazing, the furniture is super streamlined, minimal and clean, and both the staircases are just divine. One emphasizes horizontal stress with its railing design and the other plays up vertical stress with it spiral shape without taking up too much visual space. The yellow color of the spiral staircase is a nice surprise too.

This home, called Capps loft was designed by Poteet Architects.

Worked with industrial inspiration and warm tones, using metal decoration, glass and wood, the loft has all the necessary comforts and equipment on hand. The high ceilings also have skylights overhead to bright up this former warehouse.

To maximize the space inside the residence, the designers chose to abandon the general rules of maintaining privacy with regard to windows and transparency. Instead, the home opens up to nature with large expanses of glass to blend the inside and outside world.

Inside the rusted timber and brick structural shell, you will find a contemporary interior design with modern furniture, fixtures and finishes. There is also millwork detailing and the insertion of a steel cantilever stair that connects the ground floor living areas with the private sleeping quarters upstairs. The home is definitely a great rehabilitation project and the results are amazing.

Industrial space? check. Wacky art? check. Recycled but nevertheless beautiful furniture? Check! The dream loft is white, simple and clean with art a little bit everywhere, thatâ€s a one of a kind home! This beautiful Madrid loft is occupied by fashion designer Davidelfin and his boyfriend photographer Gorka Postigo.

”Their residence may be perceived as offensive or censored to certain ages by some, but to us it is honest and artistic. Expression of a certain life style is as mandatory and healthy as expression of speech.”

”The minute you enter this house you appreciate that its owners are comfortable with who they are and express it with no inhibitions. The combination of the photographic art works together with the 1940â€s – 1960â€s furniture items create a language that expresses a historical modernity combined with the sexual frustration of the present.”

via Freshome.com – Interior Design & Architecture Newsletter