Pawtucket Residential Loft
Dining & Working
Haywood Wakefield vintage desk found in Providence | vintage desk lamp purchased in Williamsburg, Brooklyn | Orange fiberglass Herman Miller chairs found on a porch of a triple decker in Fall River, MA | Plycraft chair dug out of a flea market and reupholstered | Eiffel tower Miller chair found on Wickenden Street in Providence
Open Kitchen
dining space is limited | only two bar stools in the entry | the art behind the front door is a gift from Alison's youngest sister | the floors are kept wide open to show the mill's history | simple artistic, white aluminum panels separate part of the kitchen from the living area | industrial bins under the stairs serve as stylish storage| a movable butcher block sits neatly under the bar, to be used when necessary
Old Meets New
With New Purpose
LIVING | clean, straight lines help frame this unorthodox space | the light and dark tones with few patterns keep the loft free from clutter, but express boundaries and space
ENJOYING | vases were a gift from Alison’s sister | the coffee table is vintage | the couch to the left is new | the clean, modern lines compliment the exposed beams at the foot of an industrial metal and wood stairway
Sleeping
This burl olive wood set was a gift to Alison from her uncle when she was living in New York City | antique lamps on the dresser are vintage | the chair is Eero Saarinen | a splash of orange with the burl wood brightens up the space | a two-tiered industrial coat rack (not pictured here) sits at the opposite side of the bedroom solving the lack of closet space in the loft