
Architect Daniel Dethier designed the Kempart hi-tech loft in 2015 for a particular client. The apartment is located in Liege, Belgium, and offers 152 square meters of comfortable living space plus a roof terrace with stunning city views. The interior impresses with minimalist design and metallic effects inspired by industry. An aluminum structure resembling a capsule sits at the center of the room, housing the bathroom and visually dividing the space into different living areas.
Aerodynamic bathroom capsule at the heart of the hi-tech loft apartment

The owner is very enthusiastic about precision engineering, and this is reflected in the hi-tech loft interior. The ultra-modern space shows how industrial areas can be transformed into a comfortable home while avoiding stereotypes.
Modern loft in an old bakery

The penthouse was designed entirely according to the client’s ideas for a couple without children. For this reason, the room was kept perfectly open. The background is simple: white walls, handleless monochrome kitchen cabinets, floor-to-ceiling windows and high ceilings. The new lifestyle is more open, both in interior design and in personal relationships.
Aluminum structure houses the bathroom

The flat box – the aluminum capsule – divides the space into functional areas: central living room, kitchen, lounge, dining room, bedroom and dressing room. The living room faces south, while the bedroom faces north. The bathroom capsule has a unique design, with a simple silhouette and aluminum cladding inspired by the aerodynamic forms and aesthetics of an Airstream trailer. The bathroom color scheme was created by artist Jean Glibert. Through three portholes, the bath can be glimpsed, and the lenses can be made opaque.
Interior design project by Dethier Architectures

The hi-tech loft has storage space, ventilation and heating.
Lime-green bathroom

Integrated light bar

Bathroom and dressing room in one volume

Hi-tech loft with mezzanine

Simple kitchen design

The interior design provides a feeling of lightness

Integrated flat screen TV

Dining table with cantilevered design

Minimalist-looking furnishings

Modular bathroom element

Modern kitchen

Hi-tech equipment

Home Office Design

Modern interior created by Dethier Architectures

Roof terrace with stunning city views

The rooftop terrace is illuminated at night

Landscaped wooden deck

Location of the Kempart loft apartment
