At present, I am particularly obsessed with achieving one of my many lifelong dreams.
So much so, that I have been pinning images to do with this dream for a good number of years now.
This dream being, what I can only imagine many people would dream of, the opportunity to own a holiday home by the sea. You simply cannot beat waking up next to the sea, in my eyes.
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So there is one absolute must in my future dream beach home. One lust have with practicality thrown in for good measure and that is a loft bedroom or mezzanine floor, if you wish.A loft is such a great way to save on space and an exciting place for one to sleep. I can hear you now, what about the fall? What about the inconvenience? I am hearing you, hence the reason I’m not jumping at putting a loft up in my own home. But at a beach house is a no brainer.
An amazing mezzanine floor situated above a cabin kitchen designed by Mogas arquitectes is the perfect space saver here.
So why do I like lofts?
Again, a great way to save on space but also, whether it be a small room above a garage, a mezzanine situated off the beach house living area or an outhouse with a loft bedroom, styled right these create such a beautiful space, a sanctuary you might say, for your guests to stay comfortably in and feel relaxed in their own space.
This loft by Husk Studio is partially hidden by wooden slats. CREDIT: BEN HOSKING Loft bedrooms look great when styled using traditional New York loft apartments as inspiration.Taking on a modern yet industrial approach is the key to achieving this look by using iron beds, industrial lightshades and monochrome bedding or you could look at a slightly Scandi but country style for a more relaxed vibe by using beautiful white linen on the bed.Either way, I always have loved loft bedrooms.Not everyones cuppa tea that’s for sure and a sturdy handrail is most certainly a must.
An open bedroom space in a small inner city apartment.
