The loft style is relatively young. Its formation began in the 30s - 40s of the last century in New York, in the Manhattan factory district. At that time, factories massively moved outside the city, and the vacant premises began to be gradually adapted for housing and workshops. This style is characterized by large rooms without partitions with high ceilings, large windows, and concrete or brick walls typical of a loft. The interior design is characterized by a combination of modern and old (intentionally aged) rough and raw materials, textures and surfaces.


White Loft is distinguished by lighter colors in the decoration of the room and furniture, as well as the predominance of white in the interior design. A room in the White Loft style will seem even more spacious, and a laconic and pure white color will perfectly unite the space, creating a special harmony.