Historic Loft by Raad Studio
Historic Loft is an amazing dwelling situated in New York City, completely redesigned in 2017 by Raad Studio.
About Historic Loft
Nestled in the vibrant heart of New York City, the “Historic Loft” stands as a testament to the seamless blend of past and present. Crafted by Raad Studio in 2017, this historic apartment invites inhabitants and visitors alike into an industrial design space where history breathes new life.
Reimagining Industrial Chic
Upon entry, the living area unfolds in a spacious expanse of natural light and warm wooden tones. Raad Studio meticulously preserved the loft’s historical essence, juxtaposing exposed brick with sleek, modern furnishings. The careful placement of plush sofas and minimalist coffee tables creates an inviting ambiance, encouraging engagement and relaxation in equal measure.
Transitioning to the culinary heart, the kitchen and dining area echo the industrial motif with their sublime, understated elegance. The juxtaposition of stainless steel appliances and a grand wooden dining table personifies the loft’s dual narrative—contemporary functionality meets rustic charm.
A Personal Retreat
The intimate serenity of the bathroom stands in contrast to the loft’s social spaces. Marble walls and a standalone tub offer a sanctuary for rejuvenation, while the wood accents pay homage to the loft’s industrial roots, blending luxury with a touch of the organic.
As one explores further, the historical narrative continues in the playful yet sophisticated children’s area. This space, bright and airy, features eclectic furniture that stimulates imagination and creativity, revealing Raad Studio’s commitment to designing multi-dimensional spaces.
A Study in Contrasts
Concluding the journey, the master kitchen showcases a masterful blend of industrial design and modern sensibilities. Open shelving and custom lighting fixtures hang above, casting a warm glow over a space that’s as much a nod to professional chefs as it is to family gatherings.
The “Historic Loft” is more than a remodeled space; it’s a narrative woven through time, materials, and design. It stands proudly as a piece of New York’s history, now ready to host the stories of those who choose to call it home.
Photography by Robert Wright
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- by Matt Watts
