Decorating Lofts

Are they books, magazines, webpages, devoted to decorating lofts? Can anyone refer me to them? What are the special things to keep in mind when decorating a loft? Can I quote you in the article I'm writing? What name should I use. Thanks.

**************************** Denise Noe Koko the Signing Gorilla says: 'Fine animal gorilla.'

The key, I believe, is to get beneath the idea of 'decorating,' and to actually learn how to design. When impressed by something you see, try to find the underlying principle at work. Trace it through history; discover its continuity; search for its most universal roots. Absorb its essence, and sift through the cliché. Learn how to proportion and study color physics

<<The key, I believe, is to get beneath the idea of 'decorating,' and to actually learn how to design. When impressed by something you see, try to find the underlying principle at work. Trace it through history; discover its continuity; search for its most universal roots. Absorb its essence, and sift through the cliché. Learn how to proportion and study color physics

I live and work in a downtown loft-under-construction of my own design. Again, I reject the idea of 'loft-specific formulae,' and instead advocate that one simply employ a good all-around design sensibility as would be used when crafting anything well.

It's neither about pretending to live in Soho, nor about the kind of contrived austerity that forbids people to move chairs. It's about coming to grips with this space, with its own identity, with ones own sense of comfort. It's about introducing a new inner layer

There is a book 'Intérieurs New-Yorkais' about some lofts, edited by Taschen.

Best regards

<<There is a book 'Intérieurs New-Yorkais' about some lofts, edited by Taschen.>>

What language is it in? I only know English.

**************************** Denise Noe Koko the Signing Gorilla says: 'Fine animal gorilla.'