An Industrial English Loft with Yellow Color Pops
In a former Victorian icehouse on Hove’s Baltic Wharf sits an inspiring industrial loft apartment with yellow color accents. The three-story building was divided into four apartments, an office space, and creative studios in 2006, and this loft is the biggest apartment that was created with a floor size of 3,000 sq ft.
The loft apartment is designed around a flexible central core, and by using honest materials like plywood, stainless steel, and concrete, the home enhances the industrial vibe of the historic warehouse building.
The grand living room is divided into several zones by curtains suspended from tracks above. The curtains are made of two materials: a yellow voile and a heavy gray felt meaning you can create the atmosphere you long for at that moment.
The steel column in the center of the open-plan living space accentuates the ceiling height in the loft. Full-height French windows along its southern wall illuminate the light loft space and make the yellow color accents pop even more in the mainly gray and white space.
On the floor lies a gray rubber flooring. a home office with shelves and drawers separates the sitting area and the dining area.
The kitchen is made of a plywood frame that houses stainless steel and bold yellow cabinets.
The master bedroom also features a plywood peg board wall that serves as the headboard with a blue storage niche and hides the walk in closet.
From the main bedroom you have access to a large roof terrace.
The bathroom is also designed in an industrial look with micro-cement walls, a stainless-steel vanity, and a sheer yellow strip curtain.
This industrial loft apartment is for sale at The Modern House