6 - Incorporating Storage
Four walls and some windows hardly sound like a space
that will provide ample storage for the average loft
dweller. There are many furniture options that do double
duty such as storage ottomans. Use your vertical space
by purchasing tall dressers, bookcases and armoires
that offer lots of storage and serve as effective room
dividers.
7 - Warming up the Floor
Hardwood and cement flooring can look wonderful, but
can be a bit cold first thing in the morning. There are
lots of great ready-made area rug options. Depending
on your budget, you might consider getting a rug cus-
tom made for your space. Warm up you flooring with
area rugs that will also serve to define different living ar-
eas. Have one large area rug at the main seating area
that includes the sofa and another under the bed. De-
pending on the overall size of your space your might
also want to consider adding one in the dining area or
another defined space such as a reading nook.
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8 - Choosing the Right Lighting
Lighting is another challenge in decorating a loft since
the high ceilings will dictate the type of fixtures that can
be used. Take advantage of this additional vertical space
by hanging great lighting fixtures such as a chandelier or
a great drum shade light. Many lighting companies are
designing just su