Stunning New York Loft | By Unstudio

The unique Collector´s Loft is a 5,840-square-foot apartment that explores the interaction between a gallery and living space, it´s located in Greenwich Village, Manhattan, New York City. The renovation project was lead by Amesterdam based architects UNStudio, the main feature are the walls in the loft that flow through the space, and together with articulated ceilings create hybrid conditions in which exhibition areas merge into living areas.

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Gifts for the Home Office

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