Awesome Renovated Loft in Barcelona with Unique Corners and Modern Industrial Style

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Modern industrial lofts have become a popular trend in the last few years and renovating one demands as much care as it does innovation. The Poblenou Loft in El Poblenou, Barcelona designed by The Room Studio is one such beautiful and exquisite renovated loft where modernity has been carefully combined with industrial past. The moment you step in; you instantly notice the lovely brick walls all around. It is the spacious and inviting living area with the more industrial kitchen next to it and a social dining zone at its heart that steals the spotlight. With vaulted ceilings in white, everything in here feels a bit different from the usual!

Modern industrial loft in Barcelona with brick walls and vaulted ceiling

Despite its industrial past being preserved beautifully, the house veers towards modernity and even minimalism with each of the different living room corners delivering something special. Brightly colored rugs and ceiling lighting fixtures have been used to delineate space while giant indoor plants in the corner also add ample greenery. A curved sofa in white creates a plush and relaxing TV while the rest of the house also embraces this innovative and organic design theme. Modular islands, smart storage units and brilliant lighting complete this amazing loft. [Photography: Mauricio Fuertes]

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Delightful vaulted ceiling in white adds contemporary appeal to the industrial loft
Imaginative and stylish lighting fixtures for the Poblenou Loft
Modern bathroom in white with smart lighting
Open plan living area of the Poblenou Loft
Projection room of the Poblenou Loft

Stools and the iconic Campari lamps by Ingo Maurer were included, thus giving the red note that is repeated in some spaces. Very special pieces with a lot of character were placed in the dining room, matching the modern style and providing a note of contemporary design. This combination allowed to obtain fluidity, finding the perfect balance between comfort, design and warmth.

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Art work and paintings used to decorate the interior of the home
Chairs in red add color to an otherwise neutral dining space with brick wall
Comfy curved sofa in white for the living area with colorful rug

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