Inspiration 10.13

Next up, in my haphazard tour of my favorite (favourite!) British stylists and photographers is Lesley Dilcock, a founding member of Marie Claire UK, and fantastic interior stylist. I love Lesley’s chic-industrial loft aesthetic, and her particularly English knack for making even the most basic elements of home look inviting.

Dramatic loft in Taiwan

In this amazing loft, the main expressive effect is created by the very interesting contrast between the classical and modernist elements against the background of concrete walls.
Empty frame on a wall, empty concrete walls are symbols of the present while the classic and the modernist furnitures and objects (the lamp, a picture, a sofa or a carpet) represents the past and the future.

loft in Patagonia

Architect : Pablo Velasco Suárez
Interior design : Willie Sanchez, Marcela Escalada
Photos : Daniela Mac Adden

Amsale Aberra's loft in New york

The apartment of bridal gown designer Amsale Aberra is located on the 11th floor of an industrial building in New York's Garment District. Interior designer Vicente Wolf, (actually Amsale's neighbor) has greatly influenced the ethiopian stylist in decorating her loft. It have white concrete floors and walls painted in Benjamin Moore Super White.

Warehouse in Sydney

This warehouse is a home and architectural studio in Darlinghurst, Sydney. Built in 1903, the owner has incorporated many of the building's original features into the current design. He has transformed the old warehouse into a livable bachelor pad by adding all the necessary mod cons, such as windows, plumbing and electricity. To add authenticity, some areas of the warehouse remain untouched.

Loft in Madrid