This loft is located on the 4th and last floor of a former factory. The height under the vaulted ceiling structured by imposing metal beams is impressive. I wanted to magnify the generosity of the volume while bringing lightness, softness and legibility to the space.

A large curtain creates intimacy but also partly covers a monumental bookcase which extends into the kitchen area.
The different spaces are very intertwined and the eye embraces them all at once. 
I chose maple wood for its luminosity and the pattern of its veins for the shelves, the kitchen furniture and the bedroom furniture to respond to the whiteness of the waxed concrete floors, the curtains and the lacquered furniture. 

The walls, floors and furniture of the bathroom are entirely tiled with a small glass paste tile.