Area: 250 sq.m.
Consist: 4 Bedrooms, 2 Bathrooms, Kitchen
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A modern loft assumes a skillful combination of style features with chic elements and designer creative imagination.
The combination of traditional materials such as metal, brick, concrete, and wood with more sophisticated and expensive décor has proven to be a great way to revitalize a losing loft, making it more modern and comfortable.
Today it is fashionable to combine rough beams with golden furniture, a Tiffany-style lamp with a craquelure chest of drawers. The use of warm textiles, living plants, retro-style furniture elements, a lot of muted soft light is no less relevant.
The monochrome color scheme of a classic loft is sometimes tiresome and depressing for the psyche. But the bright colors usually used in the interiors of children’s rooms do not correspond to the style’s industrial theme. Therefore, designers advise giving preference to beautiful, noble tones as accents.
Earth tones and textures that imitate metal, wood, foliage remain relevant. Clay, gray-brown, deep green color will create the ideal atmosphere for relaxation or meditation.
Loft-style in modern interior assumes a free, large-scale, comfortable space, not burdened with unnecessary details.
You should not furnish your apartment with bulky closets and unnecessary bedside tables, inadvertently turning it into an industrial warehouse. It is enough to think over the hidden roomy storage systems competently.
Eclectic decor made of various metals such as gold, silver, copper, tin will be especially relevant. Brown metal and silver go well with each other, for example, bronze, iron, and gold.
However, designers do not recommend mixing more than three types of metals in one room. Finding the perfect balance is essential; otherwise, the decor can be too intrusive and tedious.
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Credit: Khun Phiphat Construction
