Lofts are more popular than ever now, and many of ourcompatriots are wondering: what exactly needs to be done to turn a standard city apartment into a loft? The answer to this sacramental question awaits you in our material. Anyone who does not like concrete ceilings will never understand our passion for loft spaces. Of course, they are cold and brutal, but they have no shortage of style, originality and effectiveness.Many of us, when starting a renovation, are faced withthe next problem is that you know exactly where the functional zones will be and what furniture you will place in the rooms, and although separately everything looks pretty decent, together the interior turns out so-so. Boring. Like everyone else.What to do? Our advice to you is to make a loft.We especially recommend this to owners of corner apartments. A complex space with a lot of oblique angles, broken lines and columns can serve you well in creating a space that will be interesting to live in and receive friends.Take a look at this apartment in London.This is a very ordinary apartment with modern, extremely functional and mostly minimalist furniture. Everything seems simple. However, this interior makes a fantastic impression. What is the secret? In the decoration and correct zoning.The first thing that catches your eye here is,Of course, the ceiling: a very unusual, structural, concrete covering. It is what sets the rhythm of the entire space and creates a strange illusion of constant movement. In support of the industrial "top"The architects uncovered the old brickwork on some walls and in some places "lowered" the concrete down the walls. In order to put the final point to the idea, the designers modeled a huge ceiling light - one for the entire, already quite large, public area. The light schematically resembles the shape of a classic-cut diamond, but at the same time repeats the shape of the apartment itself, thus drawing a completely obvious semantic parallel.The functionality of the space itself is wonderful in all respects.relations. The public area is located exactly in the center of the apartment. The master bedroom is finished not only with ceilings, but also with a certain functional volume, which can be considered a source of additional sound insulation.