Strategic Storage in a Minimalist Loft - Remodelista
Photography by Todd Mason/Halkin Mason Photography. For artist Diita Hoeber and her historian/writer husband Frank, home—an open, white, minimalist loft located in a former window factory—is where they work and live; all 3,000 square feet of it. A library of art books has a natural adjacency to the kitchen. The storage/display cases create zoned areas in the open loft. “Although beautifully composed, the white dishes are not a collection,” Doniewski says. At the owner’s request, the architects used Pratt + Lambert Designer White #33-1 paint. The floors are original maple which the architects sanded and whitewashed. “In the informal dining area, the display case on the right is filled with art books,” Doniewski says. Frank Hoeber’s office is delineated by more smart storage, providing him with a designated area to do his writing (read his musings on Hoeber). Ditta Hoeber’s office is across the space on the opposite wall. An antique dining table becomes sculptural in its minimalist surroundings. The loft offers far-reaching views of the city of Philadelphia. See 4,481 images of White Loft Spaces in our Gallery of rooms and spaces.