Loft carpet

When industrial meets bohemian chic!

When it comes to melding functionality with a cool-factor, it’s hard to beat lofts. Check out these decor ideas to make your loft feel like home.

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This apartment is perfect for anyone who loves a rough industrial style interior. The bare concrete walls create a unique setting. From the windows you can see the whole city. Dark wooden floor, big mattress bed on a soft carpet, iMac workstation, shelf with house plants and framed wall art. Round blob shaped table lamp.

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Explore the dynamic and eclectic world of boho industrial living room ideas for the modern home. Discover how to blend the raw, edgy elements of industrial design with the free-spirited, eclectic charm of bohemian decor to create a living space that is both unique and inviting. From exposed brick and metal accents to plush textiles and vibrant patterns, learn how to curate a living room that perfectly balances these two distinct styles. Ideal for those who love to mix and match and express…

Mid-century meets Marfa.

Sought after for their classic allure that defies fashion trends, Herizes were woven in northwestern Persian villages beginning in the early nineteenth century. The Heriz weaving district was stimulated by nearby Tabrizi merchants who marketed these rugs to Europe and the United States, where they became popular in the latter half of the nineteenth century. Destined for Western buyers solely as decorative floor coverings, the coarsely woven Herizes are most often produced in room-sized…

This post is sponsored by Lowe's. Friday, Chris and I spent the day up at the cabin working on the kitchen and the loft. It was the first time in month ...