Artist's Loft Photography by Matthew Millman

Juliet Murphy Photography

Dawn Smith Photography

Tucked along the perimeter of the loft’s only hall, Shapiro’s office area takes advantage of a seemingly endless view of the city. Part work space, part thoroughfare, and part gallery, this is a multifunctional space, yet ideal for creative thinking. “I really like my office area”, explains Daniel, “I can sit at my desk and look at the rest of my loft; the expansive view is in front of me, behind me is my photography collection, and to my right is my patio.” The Herman Miller Airia Desk compliments the requirements of Daniel’s home office with ample storage tucked into a streamlined profile. Trimmed in solid walnut, this piece blends seamlessly with the rest of the décor. Photo: Adrienne M DeRosa © 2012 Houzz Design: KEA Design

Design by Jeff Andrews

Domus Nova

Loft Living area

From art studio to dorm room, get your back to school essentials at The Mine!

Dark floors ground the space while soaring curved ceilings bounce light throughout. The low cost,. high impact kitchen was designed to recede, creating a wide open home available for entertaining. Steel shelves anchored to the header above provide ample storage for fine glassware. The rolling island can be positioned as required. photography by Tyler Mallory www.tylermallory.com

Theo Johnson The natural light from the skylight makes this office the favorite room of the loft. Sophisticated yet comfortable.

An antique apothocary cabinet serves as the base for the kitchen island. Poliform cabinets create a minimal wall while hiding storage and appliances. Photo by Adam Milliron

URBAN LOFT Location | Columbia, South Carolina Style | industrial Photographer | William Quarles Architect | Scott Garbin