Industrial lofts and live-work open concept spaces are covetable for many reasons, from the high ceilings to the spacious layouts. But the features that make them great also pose a few challenges, like creating privacy (or at least the illusion of it), ensuring visual flow, and just generally decorating it,,,, so it doesn’t feel like you’re holed up in a stark warehouse. But, don’t worry. We’ve got your loft design woes covered. Here are 3 loft decorating ideas and tips that will will help you make a cavernous space feel cozy.
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Install glass walls to seperate spaces without breaking your line of site.
Keep your bedroom space private without shrinking the open feel of a loft by installing interior glass doors. In this formal loft by Maltev Design, the French glass doors stretch up the ceiling, accentuating its height even further.
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Have fun with odd bonus spaces.
If that open upper deck of the loft feels too exposed for private spaces, turn it into a fun bonus room instead. Go all out with a game room—foosball, air hockey, a pool table, ping-pong, you name it.
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Turn part of your space into a home office.
You could also use the upper level as a workspace since it tends to feel a little more contained and quiet than the open bottom level. It’s perfect for anyone who works from home.
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