High Design Loft Interior Design Project

The Mission

The owner had just finished building this building, bringing it from a 3-floor parking lot to a residential unit. His goal was to design a few properties with very different styles to showcase to potential buyers. He wanted a neutral but eye-catching atmosphere so that the clients could understand the potential of the space in these "special shape" properties and feel more comfortable purchasing it to move in.

The Solution

This Amazing penthouse had been on the market for quite some time without attracting the new homeowner. I decided we needed to make something spacious, not too crowded, but at the same time absolutely eye-catching to make it irresistible. I applied bright tiles to create an accent wall. I added modern furniture and mirrors to make the place look even more majestic while opting for a super minimal appearance in the bedroom. The second living room became a spacious studio/office with its own sitting area. The entire propriety became a real show stopper. Everybody who entered thought the apartment's value was way higher than what it was just a few weeks before the design.

About this Project

Size:

180

m2 (

1938

sqf)

City:

Florence, Italy

Rooms:

5

Renovation and Furniture Price:

57,750

₪

My Price:

10,500

₪

Minimal design bedroom with a bed installed on a pallet frame. One single side lamps falling on the sides of the bed. One large painting with the sentence "LONDON PARIS NEW YORK."

Minimal bedroom with a big bright window. Metal frame mirror reflecting the bed made of pallets.

A minimal white bed with an open closet on the left side. Black minimal nightlights are falling on the side of the bed and a big industrial painting in the middle.

Minimal bedroom with open cloth hanger on the lect side and black and white painint on the left side. There is a wood bench on as a headboard of the bed.

Leather and metal lounge chair on a blue abstract rug with an industrial side table.

Vintage black and white painting in a white bedroom with wide window and leather lounge chair.

Gray couch with a vintage metal bike hung on top of it and wood black desk in front. Some magazines are hanging from metal piper installed on top of the desk.

A minimal home office area with a wooden desk and chair. There is a library made from an industrial piper where magazines are hanging from on the left side. On the desk, there is a side lamp made from a minimal light fixture.

Gray concrete tiles on the wall and a gray couch under it. We see a leather rug on the floor made from patches and a vintage metal frame bike hanging on top of the sofa.

Open loft with dark parquet and painted vintage fireplace on the wall. On top of it, there is a metal frame clock.

Gray concrete tiles and a white Soderhamn Ikea couch in a U shape and colorful throw pillows on top of it. There is a dark brown coffee table in front of the sofa and two light fixtures on the couch's side.

Vintage fireplace with a banana tree on the right side, a metal frame watch on the wall, and some minimal industrial mirrors on the left side of the wall.

Eames lounge chair in a bright three-floor livingroom with concrete tiles. Big U couch and wooded table and bench.

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"She took care of my apartment from design to excecution and she delivered the place I always dreamed of. I have always known her to be quite creative, original and detail oriented, but she completely exceeded my expectations."

— Tatiana Miodownik on LinkedIn

"Micol is one of the most talented people I have had the pleasure to work with. She has an exceptional creative mind and abilities and is always able to surprise us with new designs we could't dream of!"

— Daniel Nuriel Bassali on LinkedIn

"We had the honor to have Micol as interior design for our property in Tel Aviv. Amazing work, excellent service innovative ideas! Strongly recommended!"

— Daniel Halfon on LinkedIn

"No matter how critical the decision or distressing the situation, Micol always confronts every difficulty with her astounding energy and resolute attitude."

— Isa Simona on LinkedIn

How does it work?

1.

Intro and Structure

We do an intro call to understand your goals to know what space and how many rooms you wish to get me to design for you.

2.

Design Inspiration and Measures

In a second call, we understand together your needs and also to help you in measuring your space. After, simply send some inspiration pictures of your dream place.