30 Jan
Okay, so they are not just in the US. They are not just in Europe. Looks like lofts are springing up in places in Asia too. 
In this amazing loft, the main expressive effect is created by the very interesting contrast between the classical and modernist elements against the background of concrete walls.
Empty frame on a wall and the empty concrete walls themselves are symbols of the present while the classic and the modernist furnitures and objects (the lamp, a picture, a sofa or a carpet) representing the past and the future.
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