Sunday, May 6, 2012

Lofty Aspirations

from:http://www.apartmenttherapy.com


Hoover: We featured lofts before but these are new ideas to turn your small aprtments into snug, homey lofts.

In small spaces — and even in large spaces — nothing does double duty in vertical space like the loft bed! Whether it's maximizing storage space, making the best of a crazy floor plan, or just because it looks cool, building your bed in the air is the way to go. We've found fifteen inspiring beds that involve just a bit of climbing before you crash — come look!

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1. A slender rail sets apart this spare twin, tucked above a reading alcove, from http://daily.geek-living.com



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2. Rustic wood and old books cozy up a single-sized sleeping place. Bob Coscarelli (http://www.coscarelli.com/), via http://theletteredcottage.net


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3. A library ladder leads to a snug partition for snoozing or reading. From Angie Helm Interiors (http://www.angiehelminteriors.com)


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4. White, billowy fabric and lace give this little nest a glamorous feel. http://www.nytimes.com


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5. Forget the baby monitor; this sleek double from Contemporist gives privacy and peace of mind without sacrificing style. http://www.contemporist.com


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6. Smooth cut-out shapes and fancy wallpaper make this loft bed from Izzy Share Blog into a stylish retreat. http://izzyshareblog.blogspot.co.nz


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7. Reading lights, a tiny window, and fresh cut flowers create an inviting nook!Jessica Helgerson (http://www.jhinteriordesign.com), via Birch + Bird (http://birchandbird.com)


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8. Loads of natural light and plenty of floor space make this loft/library from the http://theberry.com seem like a whole separate room.


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9. Built in lighting underneath this bed illuminates the work/study space beneath. From http://www.apartmenttherapy.com


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10. The real bed is on the ground, but we love the steps and glass above it — this design could easily adapted for a twin bed in the air. From http://www.idesignarch.com



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