Fuse Flooring

Home Improvement Professionals , Flooring Contractors
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Fuse Flooring
5 Reviews

Toronto Industrial Loft Conversion

A loft conversion from a midtown manufacturing plant. A black-and-white contemporary design with all the loft elements in focus.

These are unfurnished shots of the loft, emphasizing the benefits of a huge volume of space that is one of the attractions of lofts.
Project Year: 2009
Project Cost: $1,000,001 - $1,500,000
Country: Canada
Zip Code: M5R 1V4
A perfect example of the stripe effect that comes from light hitting the sides of planks.
Toronto Industrial Loft Conversion
The busy whited-out industrial ceiling contrasts so beautifully with the simple, deep black floor. Decorating this space would be a dream.
Toronto Industrial Loft Conversion
The view in. When there's no light reflection off the floor finish, you can better see the subtle colour variations of our Flyt Noir.
Toronto Industrial Loft Conversion
Thoughts on the black island with the white kitchen?
Toronto Industrial Loft Conversion
An island with a view.
Toronto Industrial Loft Conversion
This great shot shows how light and the plank direction interact. When light hits the side of planks, like the left side of the photo, it creates a stripe. When light hits the ends of planks, like in front of the bathroom, it creates a more uniform reflection.
Toronto Industrial Loft Conversion
Without furniture, you can appreciate how important texture is on uniformly coloured wood floors. The visible wood grain is a reminder of the material when the natural colour is gone.
Toronto Industrial Loft Conversion
I've always thought that the best views are closer to the ground. Being too high up feels disconnected.
Toronto Industrial Loft Conversion
Without furniture, how do you know this is a bedroom?
Toronto Industrial Loft Conversion
How far will you take "open concept"?
Toronto Industrial Loft Conversion