A modern designed 9 foot island was built around original exposed support timbers in their natural color.
Built in 1907 as a timber factory, the iconic Allied Box Factory eventually evolved into creative live work lofts. This 2 bedroom, 3 bath loft was completely renovated, staying true to the origins of the building while creating a modern living spac
Cabinetry in walnut by Alexis Moran and a backsplash of Fireclay brick tile with floating shelves line the main wall of the kitchen.
A side view of the kitchen shows the exposed support timbers, the concrete ( Flying Turtle Concrete Design ) waterfall edge on the island and the original fire sprinkler system (which still works).
Eighteen 32”x32” three-dimensional modularArts InterlockingRock Ultralight Sculptural Panels form a feature wall in the master bedroom.
Another view of the feature wall ( modularArts InterlockingRock Ultralight Sculptural Panels) in the master bedroom.
The master bathroom features a floating vanity with concrete counter top and floor tiles in a hexagon pattern.
The guest bathroom features a floating vanity and wall of Fireclay Tile in a picket pattern.
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