CHELSEA LOFT - 2015
With the first phase of construction completed, this formally cluttered liv-work 1500 SF loft has been transformed into a serene and minimal home. The layout was cleaned up, lots of storage was added and the guest room / office was opened up to the living room with a sliding wall to allow the 30 feet of windows to light the entire space. The existing maple floors were bleached and the new lighting and mechanical systems were integrated into a high-tech, app controlled connected home system.
For now the existing kitchen was reused; repainted, rotated reconfigured. In the second phase of construction the appliances and cabinetry will be replaced, and a steel and glass transom and monumental sliding door will be added to separate the bedroom from the living space while allowing the windows to provide light into the back of the space, and the baths will also be revamped.
Photography by Kris Koller
CHELSEA LOFT
With the first phase of construction completed, this formally cluttered liv-work 1500 SF loft has been transformed into a serene and minimal home. The layout was cleaned up, lots of storage was added and the guest room / office was opened up to the living room with a sliding wall to allow the 30 feet of windows to light the entire space. The existing maple floors were bleached and the new lighting and mechanical systems were integrated into a high-tech, app controlled connected home system.
For now the existing kitchen was reused; repainted, rotated reconfigured. In the second phase of construction the appliances and cabinetry will be replaced, and a steel and glass transom and monumental sliding door will be added to separate the bedroom from the living space while allowing the windows to provide light into the back of the space, and the baths will also be revamped.
Photography by Kris Koeller