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Interior Design, Architecture & Interior Decorating eMagazine
It is challenging to make a 425 square foot tiny apartment functional and look spacious. This micro loft apartment in Manhattan’s Upper West Side located at West 73rd Street was cleverly designed by Spect Harpman Architects.
In order to accommodate all one might need for an apartment, “living platforms” were created. The multiple layers of “rooms” make the vertical space very bright and open.
Located in the iconic Clock Tower Building in the DUMBO neighborhood in Brooklyn, New York City, this unique triplex penthouse apartment with its own roof deck enjoys stunning views of New York Harbor and Lower Manhattan.
W/G Loft designed by Rodriguez Studio Architecture P.C. is located on the 23rd Street in the Flatiron District in Manhattan, New York City.
The 3,200 square foot modern loft apartment received a gut renovation with the addition of an exterior terrace.
The entertaining and “public” space has high ceilings and is very open, while the personal space is more intimate.
This Manhattan townhouse in New York City sited on a narrow infill plot has been radically reconfigured by architectural firm GLUCK+. Loft-like spaces run fluidly the entire length of the 38-foot-deep building, rather than being compartmentalized into small front and back rooms.
Designed by Dirk Denison Architects, this contemporary Tribeca apartment in New York City has a very clean design with elegant eclectic decor.
The Bohemian Apartment in New York City designed by Incorporated Architecture and Design Studio is delightfully eclectic.
The family room of this colorful contemporary apartment is the focal point of the home with its blue wall, blue piano and stylish Ma Jong Modular Sofas by Roche Bobois.
Welcome to the surreal steampunk apartment where Jules Verne meets Tim Burton. This unique steampunk style loft apartment in Chelsea, New York City is inspired by science-fiction and fanciful interpretations of Victorian-era technology.
The focal point of the apartment is a Technicolor zeppelin that appears to float from the ceiling.
The challenge of living in a small space is to make it appear larger than it actually is. This cozy yet elegant 443 sq. ft. studio apartment in New York has a very functionally layout that masterfully maximizes every inch of the floor space. The kitchen, sleeping area, work space and living room are clearly divided within the open plan.
