This D.C. Loft Has French Doors for Windows and Custom Barn Doors That Look like Art
“It was a industrial canvas with lots of stone and wood texture,” begins Chandra Hampton of the 630-square-foot, one-bedroom Washington, D.C., loft she purchased in 2021.
“I’m a music curator, so having a space that inspires creativity is a must for me. The airiness of the space, the natural light, and the high ceilings allow a heightened listening experience when I’m enjoying music or when I’m on my turntables,” she writes. “As most creatives can tell you, having a flexible space that you can constantly rearrange also feeds the creative mind.
“I wanted to celebrate the features of my loft while adding my aesthetic. My home is a direct reflection of who I am: airy yet grounded, earthy with a pop of color and wrapped in subtle edginess,” Chandra writes. “Overall, my goal when decorating is based on how it makes me feel each time I walk through the front door; and I can honestly say that I smile every day at what I’ve designed.”
This tour’s responses and photos were edited for length/size and clarity.
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