Warner House Lofts by Inside Out Architecture
Concrete Conversion
If a loft apartment is the ideal canvas to create an industrial look, then concrete must be the material of choice. These 3 lofts in the same converted industrial building in Clerkenwell by Inside Out Architecture shows how this most industrial of materials can be harnessed to create interior spaces with real warmth and character.
The architects retained the original concrete beams, columns and ceiling and made them the focal point of all three apartments. Light wood floors, neutral colour scheme, clever storage solutions, contrast of textures and standout features such as a beautiful concrete kitchen counter are ingredients used to create very different interiors to suit the different needs of the three owners, whether it is for a growing family or for a bachelor.
Links
Shop the Style
Product Inspiration
You may also like:
Under the Tree by Arent & Pyke
From the street this home in the Annandale area of Sydney looks like any other - a traditional black weatherboard-clad cottage sitting discretely behind a neat picket fence. At the back of this house, on the other hand, is a modern extension that is anything but ordinary.
Prismatic Apartment in Moscow by SHKAF Architects
How to create visual interest in a small, minimalist space without sacrificing functionality? One intriguing solution, according to Moscow based SHKAF Architects, is to create a labyrinthian space with plenty of sharp angles and unexpected nooks.
Vora Villas by K-Studio
The steep volcanic cliffs and white-washed houses of Santorini have long drawn tourists from all over the world. Design aficionados and luxury seekers now have an extra reason to visit with the opening of the Vora villas in the village of Imerovigli.
