Lofty Living Space

Scott Damman is hoping a designer can help him create an inviting space that blends with his existing contemporary style while still retaining the spaciousness of his loft.

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Before: Empty Space
As part of an effort to revitalize downtown Detroit, a historic 1927 warehouse was recently restored and converted into residential loft spaces for contemporary living. Meanwhile, Scott Damman, a single male who had been living in the suburbs, decided that the city life appealed to him more, so he set out to find a new home. He found his 6,000-square-foot loft and was thrilled with the spacious top-story unit. Damman immediately tore down several interior walls to take advantage of the 15-foot ceilings and large windows and decorated much of the space himself. A year later, however, he has about 1,000 square feet left in which he wants to create distinct areas for entertaining guests. He is hoping a designer can help him create an inviting space that blends with his existing contemporary style while still retaining the spaciousness of the loft.

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Products
- Custom furniture from Scott Brazeau Metal Furniture
- Solar shades from McDonald Wholesale Dist. Inc.
- Carpet from Masland Carpets
- Dining table from Surface Concrete
- Area rug from Distinctive Carpets
- Custom cabinetry from ECS Cabinetry
- Custom furniture from Janet's Upholstery
Guests
- Teri Main, allied ASID
  Designer, Main Design Innovations
  PO Box 586
  Royal Oak, MI 48068
  Phone: 248-231-4969
- Barbi Krass, allied ASID
  Designer, Colorworks Studio
  Website: www.colorworksstudio.com
- Ellen Premtaj
  Designer, Elle Interiors
  Phone: 313-682-0006
  E-mail: epremtaj@aol.com