• Loft Apartment by William Tozer // London.


    Posted on 28th September, by yellowtrace in architecture, interior design. 2 Comments

     

    Situated in a former London factory, this loft apartment was designed by New Zealand-born, London-based architect William Tozer.

    I am quite intrigued with the choice of finishes in this apartment – exposed raw concrete ceiling celebrates the building’s industrial past, while the rich dark timber used on walls and floors clearly distinguishes the new from the old. I find the two materials to be quite an unusual pairing and rather unexpected. In my mind, a rich timber such as this calls for a pristine treatment of all adjoining surfaces. I would usually expect to see a slightly less “posh” shade of timber against the rough concrete. Having said that, I find these spaces to be nothing short of dramatic and very beautiful.

    I guess I’ve just learned something new today, which can only mean one thing – today is a very good day!

     


    [Photos by Emily Andrews, via HOME New Zealand.]





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