I first saw it in a WA magazine called Insite, but am retarded when it comes to scanners so though all hope was lost until I saw the photos on the always fabulous Remodelista blog ...
The converted warehouse belongs to the owners of Ochre, a glam furniture company in Europe ...Obviously, the furniture is their own design, but the interior was there when they arrived - I wouldn't have changed it either ...
Now this roof is very familiar - exactly how my little loft looked! ObviouslyI didn't have a Barcelona chair, but I do have a few globes ...



What a place - just love it Emm! I get such a feeling of remoteness (a very good thing!) looking at these pics. Cut off from the world & annoying neighbours, it would be like living on your very own planet.
ReplyDeleteI'm very excited to be your blog of the week - now I'll have to make sure the remainder of the week's posts are up to your exacting standards!
Millie ^_^
So chic!! I love it!
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V
Awesome. As always.
ReplyDeleteLori
:-)
Oh, I have some photos saved from this loft (perhaps from desire to inspire?) but I haven't seen all of these images! Of course, I love them. And I am so envious you actually lived in loft resembling that one- how incredible!
ReplyDeleteHi Emma, if you're moving to Melbourne and you have yourself a little warehouse fetish - Collingwood is the suburb for you. They have the most -amazing- warehouse conversions there. Or North Melbourne. I inspected an apartment in the converted Imperial Theatre in Lancashire Lane and almost cried it was so beautiful!
ReplyDeleteEmma, I hope there is some sort of lovely scrubby loft waiting for you to put your magic on. Sounds like you deserved it.
ReplyDeleteNess xx