Loft tour: Retro-industrial design
Floor plan: 475 sq. ft. main floor
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Image by: Style at Home By: Wendy Helfenbaum Source: Stacey Brandford; Styling Ann Marie Favot
On the main level, a peninsula separates the kitchen from the living area, while the staircase visually delineates the dining space.
Spiral staircase
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Image by: Style at Home By: Wendy Helfenbaum Source: Stacey Brandford; Styling Ann Marie Favot
Designer Ramsin Khachi created a new spiral staircase with a more gradual descent, placing it in the middle of the living space (rather than close to the wall) to delineate the dining area and add drama. Stamped-metal dining chairs and a glass barn-style pendant light amplify the industrial vibe of this open-concept loft.
Vintage teak console
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Image by: Style at Home By: Wendy Helfenbaum Source: Stacey Brandford; Styling Ann Marie Favot
“I used to live in an old cigarette factory, and I just love that style,” says homeowner Adam Wylde, who adores his industrial loft look. In the living area, the vintage teak console – propped up on cement blocks – holds his treasures: an antique radio, vinyl records and a retro tangerine phone (that used to belong to Adam’s grandpa), providing a rare pop of colour.
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