The toy factory loft apartment features deep grey Venetian plaster walls, superb natural lighting, exposed ducting, and concrete pendants illuminating the space. The open floor plan stretches over original factory concrete floors, highlighting the history of the building.

The kitchen's open shelving, matte honed granite counters, blackened steel backsplash, and panel-hidden appliances provide a calming and accessible space to cook.

The dining area centers on table made from reclaimed factory pipes, surrounded by vintage curved wood chairs to create a relaxed and intimate setting for meals.

The living space is separated from the bedroom by a custom designed and fabricated partition made of rotating metal boxes and minimizing the presence of the TV when not in use. Another arrangement metal boxes forms the coffee table in the center of the space, designed by AMD. In the corner of the space

Powder room maintains an industrial feel with aluminum tiling, pipe style hardware and a cast iron pedestal + bronze vessel sink. Master features dark marble walls a stainless soaking tub, a curved bronze rainhead shower, and floating vanity for a more modern feel.

Bedroom space features an all-glass panel headboard doubling as a screen/partition, separating it from the dressing hall behind it. Centerpiece of the dressing space is the custom made walnut finish wardrobe rack.

Space shot by: Dan Arnold Photo