While the design is decidedly industrial, you’d never think this family loft was once a fabrics warehouse without windows or openings. When the family enlisted architect Guillaume Terver of Le LAD to convert the space, what they got was a warm gallery-like living space encircled around an open courtyard clad in ply-framed windows. The living room, while primarily designed with pieces from Terver’s design partner, is a look we’d like to replicate. Here is a list of the essential components.
Materials
Furniture
Lighting
Textiles & Accessories
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