Kitchen/ Dining
The kitchen and dining room renovation of a former 19th-century loft building is a stunning example of adaptive reuse. The building, which had grown out of sync with its time, has been transformed into a modern residential space that seamlessly blends old-world charm with contemporary design.
The kitchen renovation features state-of-the-art appliances, sleek countertops, and ample storage space. The open-concept design allows for natural light to flow through the space, illuminating the beautiful Finnish plywood wall decor. This wall decor was originally part of an exhibition on modern design at the Denver Art Museum in Denver, Colorado, and now serves as a stunning accent piece in the renovated space.
The dining room renovation also boasts the beautiful Finnish plywood wall decor, which creates a warm and inviting atmosphere. The space is designed to accommodate large groups, with a spacious dining table and comfortable seating. The natural wood finishes throughout the room add to the warmth of the space, while the large windows offer breathtaking views of the surrounding city.
Overall, the kitchen and dining room renovation of this former 19th-century loft building is a perfect example of adaptive reuse done right. The blend of old and new, combined with the stunning wall decor, creates a space that is both functional and beautiful, while honoring the history of the building.
Photos by Michelle Agins