Warehouse Home

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This book offers a global perspective on the transformation of light-industrial spaces into stylish modern residences, highlighting the growing trend of repurposing warehouse buildings in cities like London, New York, Sydney, and Florence. Drawing from her experience living in a Grade II listed mill and running an interior design consultancy, the author shares insights on what makes a building suitable for contemporary living. The resource is divided into two main sections: the first, “Architectural Features,” focuses on maximizing space while preserving original elements like exposed brickwork and concrete floors, showcasing innovative renovations from around the world. The second section, “Decorative Details,” provides practical tips for achieving a warehouse aesthetic, including ideas for repurposing materials such as pallets and exhaust cones into furniture and lighting. Additionally, a reference section offers sourcing suggestions for furniture and finishes. This comprehensive guide is filled with ideas, tips, and techniques for creating an industrial aesthetic in any space.