This elegant apartment is located on Prince Street in the popular SoHo district of New York. The loft was recently sold and covers an area of 232 square meters, occupying an entire floor. The interior design is varied and cleverly combines different design elements and materials. The decor is a unique example of how to implement the industrial look successfully at home.
Industrial look in the living room
The industrial look includes elements such as cast-iron columns, exposed brick walls and wooden beams left untreated after renovation. Six large windows and ceiling-height wooden details allow sunlight to flood the dining room, making the atmosphere light and airy. The living room has a screen and an EcoSmart fireplace with a 2.60-meter-long retractable audio-video projection system.
Industrial look in the kitchen
The kitchen is every chef’s dream, with custom stainless-steel shelves, cherry-wood cabinets and professional kitchen equipment from brands such as Sub-Zero, Wolf, Miele and Fisher & Paykel. A desirable wardrobe area can be reached from the luxurious master bedroom. The bathroom is covered from floor to ceiling with limestone tiles and equipped with a bathtub by Neptune, Kohler fixtures and a large walk-in glass shower. Three to four bedrooms, two bathrooms, a media room with a Murphy bed, private laundry, central heating and air conditioning, and a rooftop terrace complete this real SoHo apartment with an industrial look.
Red brick wall and wooden beams
Leather for the headboard and furniture
Limestone tiles
Cast iron columns in the hallway
The building on Prince Street, SoHo
Apartment layout plan
Anna Lohan
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Peter Dark
Ryan Scorfield
