Interior design of a loft in an historic building
- Surface: 100m²
- Objectives: Make the most of the ceiling height and create 2 bedrooms
- Materials: Glass, metal, stone and wood
The owners contacted us as part of a pre-purchase advisory service before entrusting us with the design and site supervision of this complete renovation.
The aim of this rehabilitation was to refine and optimise the spaces while preserving the unique character of the building. In particular, the upper level had to be fully opened up and a sleeping area with two comfortable bedrooms created.
The interior designer suggested installing a workshop-style glazed partition that enhances the sense of volume and luminosity in the living spaces.
The choice of a minimalist colour treatment made it possible to highlight the original materials of the building, particularly the stone and wood. Contemporary materials were nonetheless incorporated (metal and glass) to add a touch of modernity.
Finally, the interior designer created a vast bespoke bookcase that structures the loft space and adds a dynamic touch.
Photographer: J. Berardi
