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Today there are many lovers of the distribution and characteristics of the lofts, a large area without divisions, bright and industrial style. Despite being small, use of space in an incredible way. Therefore, it is increasingly growing trend of converting households in this type of housing, albeit with the help of professionals.

The lofts have their beginning in the rehabilitation of buildings and spaces industrial unemployed to build homes with colorful decorations needed. In modern interiors, this type of residence was adapted to smaller surfaces with elements of other styles. Nowadays, people are looking at spaces lofts cheap to live, work and decorate.

While turning a house into a loft is not easy, nor is it an impossible task. The first thing to do is unite stays as the living room and kitchen for maximum use of space and it is also a good idea to join the bathrooms with the rooms. Read the rest of this entry »

It’s no secret that loft cutting environments are very popular today. No room is safe from having that much like industrial touch. This is due to its spacious attached to structures that no longer need that much imagination to decorate.

Moreover nothing better than combining it with another style that is currently booming talk about the vintage style. Both can complement very well in a very straightforward single-spaced and fully functional from an objective viewpoint. Read the rest of this entry »

A house can be highlighted by the style chosen for the decoration by the architecture of the building, or by the personality of their interiors in luxury apartments the quality of materials and design define this feature. In this case we know a loft will wide which feature you this, combined with the aesthetics of Industrial Warehouses style, which makes it even more interesting.

This loft with a large perimeter surrounded by windows, you become a bright, which developed professional their daily life activities and homeowners. Before becoming a loft, this was an old factory floor, which have been many elements preserved, so highlighting the industrial style in the interiors. The number of windows, with many scattered glass, allow this loft is flooded with light and this is ideal for daily life and to both work in offices are arranged in that different corners of the floor. Read the rest of this entry »

The minimalism notable for the elegance that keeps in balances the color, furniture and lighting. The lofts are usually open spaces, old warehouses and factories that have gone from working everyday places unfit homes for all budgets. It tries to maintain the architectural structures, exposing the materials such as cement, bricks, and beams and venting, which is why many choose to give it an industrial air.

Lighting is an essential part in a loft. Large windows let in natural light, which is only limited personal zones for a light curtains in neutral colors. Artificial light also has a leading role: it is precise and adjustable depending on timing and intensity of daylight hours.

White is the color par excellence. Conquest walls, floors and ceilings and is also present in furniture, chairs and occasional furniture. The touch of color provides accessories such as frames and cushions that do not stand out too much because what matters is the whole. You can also use pure and neutral colors like beige or range of browns. A door in red or black a decorative element in breaking the continuity and give you a striking contrast. Read the rest of this entry »

A loft is the dream of any student or person who does not share their daily lives as a couple or a family fleet. Is a piece of architecture which has become a symbol of youth, representing a carefree lifestyle without major concerns. Today is almost booked for the charges, people with a high income. Here a Decorative tips:

* A loft is characterized by natural lighting wide. The large windows are spectacular, and highlight the major cities to allow a privileged view of everything happening on the streets.
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