Loft – one of the most paradoxical styles, combining the bohemian and underground. Loft-style interiors embody a conceptual approach to space that emerged at the junction of poverty and luxury.
They demonstrate how the most unfriendly, unsuitable industrial buildings are transformed under the influence of art, turning into luxurious and shocking homes.
For the loft is characterized by an expressive texture of walls and ceilings – brickwork, concrete or rough plaster, not masking the material of wall blocks.
If the walls in the room are smooth, then use a tile, imitating a brick, and a special decorative plaster. For walls and their areas, different finishes can be used, which, by the way, plays an important role in zoning the premises.
For example, three walls are cleaned to the old brickwork, and the fourth is plastered. Another option is to apply the texture filler on the central part of the long wall, thus allocating a dining area or rest area. When painting walls, use cold shades.
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