Driggs Loft
A warm, minimal Brooklyn loft designed natural textures, and elevated everyday comfort.
Client
Luke & Shirley
Client
Luke & Shirley
Client
Luke & Shirley
Type
Home Renovation
Type
Home Renovation
Type
Home Renovation
Year
2024
Year
2024
Year
2024
Duration
6 Months
Duration
6 Months
Duration
6 Months
Intro
Designing for Everyday Living
Set in the heart of Williamsburg, this loft transformation focused on turning a raw industrial shell into a refined, livable home. With thoughtful edits, layered materials, and a restrained palette, we crafted a space that feels open yet intimate—equal parts utility and ease.
Intro
Designing for Everyday Living
Set in the heart of Williamsburg, this loft transformation focused on turning a raw industrial shell into a refined, livable home. With thoughtful edits, layered materials, and a restrained palette, we crafted a space that feels open yet intimate—equal parts utility and ease.
Intro
Designing for Everyday Living
Set in the heart of Williamsburg, this loft transformation focused on turning a raw industrial shell into a refined, livable home. With thoughtful edits, layered materials, and a restrained palette, we crafted a space that feels open yet intimate—equal parts utility and ease.
Challenges
Understanding the Space
This Williamsburg loft had great bones—natural light, high ceilings, and open flow—but lacked warmth and cohesion. The client wanted a lived-in, elevated space that could balance functionality with a sense of calm. Our first step was identifying how each zone should feel and function, and how to use materiality and furniture to define them without disrupting the loft’s openness. The goal was to create a space that felt styled but effortless.
Challenges
Understanding the Space
This Williamsburg loft had great bones—natural light, high ceilings, and open flow—but lacked warmth and cohesion. The client wanted a lived-in, elevated space that could balance functionality with a sense of calm. Our first step was identifying how each zone should feel and function, and how to use materiality and furniture to define them without disrupting the loft’s openness. The goal was to create a space that felt styled but effortless.
Challenges
Understanding the Space
This Williamsburg loft had great bones—natural light, high ceilings, and open flow—but lacked warmth and cohesion. The client wanted a lived-in, elevated space that could balance functionality with a sense of calm. Our first step was identifying how each zone should feel and function, and how to use materiality and furniture to define them without disrupting the loft’s openness. The goal was to create a space that felt styled but effortless.
Outcome
Designing with Intention
We worked with a soft, layered palette and sculptural forms to balance the rawness of the space—exposed concrete, metal railings—with warmth and refinement. Custom shelving and built-ins gave structure without feeling bulky. Low-slung furniture and textured fabrics created intimacy and flow, while thoughtful lighting helped shape the mood from day to night. The result is a home that feels both personal and architectural—inviting, tactile, and quietly expressive.
Outcome
Designing with Intention
We worked with a soft, layered palette and sculptural forms to balance the rawness of the space—exposed concrete, metal railings—with warmth and refinement. Custom shelving and built-ins gave structure without feeling bulky. Low-slung furniture and textured fabrics created intimacy and flow, while thoughtful lighting helped shape the mood from day to night. The result is a home that feels both personal and architectural—inviting, tactile, and quietly expressive.
Outcome
Designing with Intention
We worked with a soft, layered palette and sculptural forms to balance the rawness of the space—exposed concrete, metal railings—with warmth and refinement. Custom shelving and built-ins gave structure without feeling bulky. Low-slung furniture and textured fabrics created intimacy and flow, while thoughtful lighting helped shape the mood from day to night. The result is a home that feels both personal and architectural—inviting, tactile, and quietly expressive.
