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Large open spaces become more and more popular as choice of housing. The major industrial areas help express your creative ideas and home design skills. The main elements that define the loft spaces are high ceilings, brick walls, exposed pipes, ducts, concrete or wood.

The first loft apartments started to appear in the 1800s. The Paris artists saw the potential to use large open industrial spaces like creative and lively places at the same time. The main advantage was an affordable rental price. In addition, large windows in combination with open spaces and high ceilings have facilitated a studio with an abundance of light. No neighbors agonizing to interrupt the process of creation and keep the muse away.

Today, there is a whole "Loft movement" that has grown from SOHO District in New York. Loft admirers have established their own reusive loft culture of old buildings and creating totally unique urban designs.

Another reason for the popularity of Loft Apartments is associated with convenience. Lofts are generally located in the city center areas, close to jobs, leading services, public transport. So you decided to move in a loft-style apartment? Get ready to work very hard to design this type of living space.

Here are the main tips on how to transform a totally industrial area into a comfortable and comfortable place.

1. If there are brick wall areas in your loft, paint them in a neutral color, such as cream, white or gray. These colors work well with all types of brick colors.

2. Add works to your space: posters, frames, photos, etc. You can use brick fasteners to hang objects without damaging the stone or mortar.

3. Many lofts do not have cupboards. Remember to get enough storage space to organize and avoid clutter.

4. Choose a minimalist style room to place your furniture. Almost all types of brick walls work well with elegant sofas, tables, TV stands. Do not use too many items to keep the
Open feeling.

5. Try to avoid blocking natural light with large pieces of furniture. Do not cover windows with heavy curtains.

6. Create private areas in which you can put yourself at ease. Remember that lofts are a blank canvas for your imagination. Use it to create your dream
residence!