How can be a loft rustic as well as industrial?
At first glance, we liked this Spanish loft. Its cozy spaces are perfectly suitable as arenas for family and friends events.
Everywhere there are huge heighted, visible roofs, which painted to white result an even larger space.
In the living room are mixed the elements of the rustic and industrial style. Beside the cowhide leather carpet, the leather sofa set and the checkered armchair, the special combination of concrete floors, brickwork, industrial floor lamps and iron cabinets enhances the atmosphere. The dark purple curtains that are placed in front of the windows are surprising.
The dining room’s furnishing, round the huge, industrial styled, massive dining table, comfortable, leather armchairs and Tapiovaara rod chairs are arranged. The single Saarinen chair, which is placed at the head of the table, harmonizes beautifully with the composition of IKEA rice-lamps. On the primitive, big-sized wooden shelves arranged are staying the accessories of the spreading of the table.
The kitchen is covered with demolished wooden slats and did not use upper cabinets. This way the space remained spacious and airy. Around the kitchen counter old workshop chairs are lined up.
In the one-storey house the bathroom as well is puritan. On an industrial metal framed table just a simple basin is positioned, the vintage mirror is reminiscent of the ‘50s. With this harmonizes the bathroom’s primitive wash-stand encased with dark concrete. This is broken out by the red lamps from the ‘60s.
The bedroom with its fresh blue tones emits simplicity and youthfulness. The clear-out furniture and the special Andrew Garcia table with the wooden furniture results a unique effect. The harmony of the blue and purple colors creates a pleasant atmosphere for the awakening, but is excellent also for intimate evenings.
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