M & M

About The Entry

Drawing inspiration from the vibrant art scene of 1980s New York, this project embodies the loft style known for its relaxed and unconstrained attitude. With careful selection of materials and design elements, we've laid a foundation for the homeowner—a blank canvas to be enriched over time by personal artifacts and living traces, forming a unique loft abode.

The entryway introduces the space with the homeowners’ initials embedded into the floor, providing a personalized signature that symbolizes their strong bond.

In the communal areas, an open-plan design is emphasized. Cement-textured finishes adorn the ceilings and walls, creating a spacious and liberated loft atmosphere. While the primary air conditioning unit and copper pipes are concealed with partial wooden ceilings, other piping remains exposed to maintain original ceiling heights, adding a touch of effortless style.

The open kitchen and dining area centers around an island and table. Iron legs and supports evoke the sturdy industrial elements of warehouses, while a copper-patina surface infuses the space with a sense of timelessness.

At the heart of the living room lies the homeowner’s cherished Rolf Benz MERA sofa and 3100 armchair. These pieces blend a minimalist and sophisticated style with playful bright yellow upholstery, reflecting the owner’s distinctive and spirited taste. This vibrant yellow becomes a striking and dynamic highlight within the space.

The master bedroom continues the theme with an exposed ceiling design. Above the half-height headboard, artistic plaster in aged copper tones with unique textures echoes the industrial aesthetics of loft design, creating a rugged yet elegant ambiance.

In this environment, freedom, creativity, and individuality are celebrated, offering endless possibilities. Every object—from paintings by the window to books in a corner or a cozy sofa—complements the homeowner’s personal story, continually enriching the space with emotional depth and memories.

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