Ten industrial but inviting houses in transformed warehouses

For our newest lookbook, we have chosen 10 warehouse conversions which have remodeled industrial buildings into welcoming houses with allure and character.

Constructed for storing giant quantities of manufactured items, warehouses have sensible designs characterised by uncovered constructions and unfinished surfaces, together with uncovered brickwork, revealed joists, concrete flooring, metal window frames and uncovered pipework.

Their interiors are sometimes thought-about chilly and uninviting, however their excessive ceilings and enormous open-plan layouts make warehouses superb for household houses and hybrid work and residing areas.

Under, Dezeen has rounded up 10 examples of transformed warehouse interiors that remember industrial particulars and introduce components that flip the area right into a heat and welcoming house.

That is the newest in our lookbooks collection, which supplies visible inspiration from Dezeen’s archive. For extra inspiration see earlier lookbooks that includes bedrooms with cleverly disguised wardrobes, impartial residing rooms with heat tones that create a way of cosiness and Victorian and Georgian houses with up to date residing rooms.


Photograph is by Lorenzo Zandri

Earthrise Studio, UK, by Studio McW

Structure follow Studio McW aimed to boost the constructing’s authentic options when changing this 1924 warehouse in London into a house workplace and residing area.

Industrial components comparable to metal home windows, brickwork and uncovered concrete beams have been contrasted with softer textures launched to the area, together with timber floorboards and clay wall finishes.

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Studio Andrew Trotter design event space and penthouse inside Athens' 10AM Lofts
Photograph is by Salva Lopez

10AM Lofts, Greece, by Studio Andrew Trotter, Gavalas Ioannidou Structure and Eva Papadaki

This former warehouse in Athens was remodeled right into a penthouse and multi-purpose occasion area by Spanish design follow Studio Andrew Trotter and native studios Gavalas Ioannidou Structure and Eva Papadaki.

The Nineteen Seventies constructing was stripped again to disclose its concrete construction. The addition of recent home windows and white-painted partitions lightened the inside, and classic furnishings have been used to melt the venture’s industrial look.

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Redfern Warehouse by Ian Moor Architects
Photograph is by Rory Gardiner

Redfern Warehouse, Australia, by Ian Moore Architects

For this warehouse conversion in Sydney, native agency Ian Moore Architects stripped again the unique construction and prolonged the constructing with up to date components indicative of its industrial previous.

Within the giant open-plan kitchen and eating space, glass louvres and home windows in metallic frames lengthen to the roof’s ridge and overlook an inside courtyard.

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Defoe Road by Paper House Project
Photograph is by Rory Gardiner

Defoe Street, UK, by James Davies

James Davies, founding father of London structure studio Paper Home Mission, was knowledgeable by the Albert Docks in Liverpool and the Tate Fashionable gallery’s Turbine Corridor when reworking this Hackney warehouse into his personal two-bedroom house.

Home windows and skylights have been added to flood double-height residing areas with pure mild. Davies labored carefully with an engineer to minimise the quantity of seen construction within the open-plan inside, attaining a clear, minimalist design.

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Living space in St John Street warehouse apartment by Emil Eve Architects
Photograph is by Mariell Lind Hansen

St John Road, UK, by Emil Eve Architects

Oak joinery, glazed tiles and terrazzo flooring add heat and color to this transformed warehouse residence in London, designed by structure studio Emil Eve Architects.

Unique concrete columns have been used to zone the open-plan lounge area, eating space and kitchen, whereas partition partitions with built-in storage have been launched to separate the opposite rooms within the lengthy, slender residence.

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Dirk and the chocolate Factory by Anna & Eugeni Bach
Photograph is by Eugeni Bach

Dirk and the Chocolate Manufacturing facility, Spain, by Anna and Eugeni Bach

Structure studio Anna and Eugeni Bach designed uncovered green-painted metallic beams to help the unique construction of this former chocolate manufacturing facility and warehouse.

The studio transformed the Nineteenth-century warehouse right into a household house and studio residence that showcases the constructing’s pure supplies and distinctive building, together with Catalan brick vaults and wood framework ceilings.

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Canal house in Amsterdam by Thomas Geerlings of Framework Studio
Photograph is by Kasia Gatkowska

Canal Home, the Netherlands, by Thomas Geerlings

Thomas Geerlings, artistic director of design studio Framework, remodeled a disused Nineteenth-century warehouse right into a household house with oak floorboards and partitions rendered in concrete stucco.

Though a lot of the inside of the Dutch home needed to be stripped away, Geerlings retained a structural partition on the primary ground, which now divides two seating areas used for eating and as a workspace.

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Avenue Road warehouse conversion by Clancy Moore Architects entrance
Photograph is by Fionn McCann

Avenue Street Warehouse, Eire, by Clancy Moore Architects

Native follow Clancy Moore Architects transformed this Dublin warehouse into a house and studio by organising intimate, cosy areas round a double-height atrium.

Flashes of color add heat and character to the in any other case stark white inside, together with inexperienced doorways and black kitchen cupboards.

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Residence HM by Lim + Lu
Photograph is by Nirut Benjabanpot

Residence HM, China, by Lim + Lu

Sliding metal partitions and shiny purple pipes distinguish this loft residence in Hong Kong, which was transformed from a former printing press by design studio Lim + Lu.

Knowledgeable by New York-style lofts and industrial buildings within the surrounding space, Lim + Lu emphasised the warehouse aesthetic with industrial-style furnishings, black kitchen cupboards and concrete tiles within the loos.

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Warehouse conversion by Feix + Merlin
Photograph is by Jim Stephenson

Hope Wharf, UK, by Feix & Merlin

Positioned inside an previous grain retailer, London studio Feix & Merlin renovated this warehouse residence by decreasing the ground degree and opening up the ceiling to create and double-height kitchen area and mezzanine degree.

The studio designed industrial-style detailing in line with the warehouse’s historical past, together with metal and glass balustrades and a concrete breakfast bar.

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That is the newest in our lookbooks collection, which supplies visible inspiration from Dezeen’s archive. For extra inspiration see earlier lookbooks that includes bedrooms with cleverly disguised wardrobes, impartial residing rooms with heat tones that create a way of cosiness and Victorian and Georgian houses with up to date residing rooms.