The loft comes in the 70′s in New York, with its epicenter in Soho, as an initiative of students and artists (sculptors, painters and photographers) who sought economic areas to live and work .

Motivated by the affordable rent, moved to warehouses and industrial premises unoccupied. This would allow them to integrate work and housing in one place, at lower cost and with the possibility of having large and bright spaces.

Later, the demand for these spaces added to new business: restaurants, shops, studying painting, photography studios and art galleries, loft and quickly moved to the domestic sphere, making disused warehouses and factories a large housing , spacious and comfortable.

The loft is a modern, cutting edge, high-level, which was gradually readjusting to smaller areas and mixing with elements of other styles. check design events