British interior design firm, Ochre, was hirted to renovate the home to accommodate a family. The Crosby Street apartment is one of the classic lofts built in the New York neighborhood of Soho in the 1860's, with wonderfully high ceilings and large windows facing west. The interior designer chose a palette of soft greys and earth tones to create warmth and comfort amidst the streams of natural light . . .
Above, the linen cabinet in the bathroom was purchased at Les Puces de Paris, the city's largest flea market.
[images : rumhemma.se via seventy nine ideas]
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