2006/12/31
Loft Decorating
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The trend toward loft living is increasing. We see more lofts being built than ever. Traditionally, lofts were conversions from old factory and warehouses. Recently, however, more builders are building loft-style developments throughout the country from coast to coast.
Lofts are cool, but they are difficult to decorate. Here is a sample of a great loft design from Metropolitan Home Magazine.
Notice the clever use of all neutral colors....
We love the use of yellow as punctuation. Very clever...
See the use of hallway as a functional space...
The kitchen warms up with accessories...
Here are a few lessons we've learned from looking at these photos:
1)Make use of awkward spaces by using built-in bookcases and desks.
2)Use neutral colors if that is your thing, but pump it up with splashes of colors.
3)Use accessories to warm up the space.
4)Don't stick to one type of furniture. Mix it up.
Lofts are cool, but they are difficult to decorate. Here is a sample of a great loft design from Metropolitan Home Magazine.
Notice the clever use of all neutral colors....
We love the use of yellow as punctuation. Very clever...
See the use of hallway as a functional space...
The kitchen warms up with accessories...
Here are a few lessons we've learned from looking at these photos:
1)Make use of awkward spaces by using built-in bookcases and desks.
2)Use neutral colors if that is your thing, but pump it up with splashes of colors.
3)Use accessories to warm up the space.
4)Don't stick to one type of furniture. Mix it up.
This post was written by: beemagnet77
BeeMagnet is a professional graphic designer, web designer and business man with really strong passion that specializes in marketing strategy. Usually hangs out in Twitter has recently launched a blog dedicated to home design inspiration for designers, bride, photographers and artists called HomeBase
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