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Decorating A Loft – A New
Look At Interior Design

Decorating a loft - large windows provide great views and light.


When decorating a loft, there really aren't any rules to follow! In fact, you can look at interior design, lighting and wall decoration in a totally different way...so get excited!

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Lofts have a wide open, spacious and uncluttered atmosphere-- even when they are empty. Probably the worst thing you could do is hang wallpaper and get dark oak furniture!

Instead, opt for contemporary furniture and preserve the industrial look when decorating a loft. Decorative accessories like candles, vases, planters and pillows bring color to your interior, while big, leafy green, exotic plants add more life and vitality. Greenery rules!

Light can sometimes pose a problem with lofts.

The number of windows can be limited and certain areas may be rather dark.

An excellent trick to get more natural light is to strategically place a mirror where it can reflect the sunlight. Test this out on a sunny day to determine the best placement.

Other lofts may have the opposite problem...too much light due to large windows. Use good blinds – not curtains - to keep the sun outside. Blinds help keep the contemporary look and feel of your loft and also keep your place cool in summer.

Cable or track lighting will emphasize the urban feel of the condo. Pay special attention to the kitchen--you will need more light there for food preparation.

Wall decoration is very important.

First of all, you probably don’t have many walls. Many people will put a contemporary-looking armoire or bookcase against the wall. They not only add a decorative element, they help with storage space, too.

Many lofts have cement or brick walls. Very often these walls look better if left raw. Decorating with accessories made from organic materials like metal, stone or wire complement the cement walls. But, sometimes, the walls look just fine simply left alone or will oversized foilage next to them in cool pots.

Although the overall style is best if kept contemporary, it’s never wrong to add a few personal items or antiques to make the interior more eclectic. Remember, there are no decorating rules!

If you like interior design, decorating a loft can be a welcome challenge!



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