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Industrial Studio in Brooklyn Showcases LEGO Artwork

By: Katie Friedman

From: studioMET

October 12, 2016

Wanting a workspace where he could build his larger-than-life LEGO sculptures, Brooklyn artist Sean Kenney turned to studioMET for help. The design team then transformed a parking garage into a bright and airy studio where white walls and modern furnishings allow the art to really take the spotlight.

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Photo: Chaunte' Vaughn. From: studioMET.

Entrance to the Artist's Studio

Peeking inside this garage-turned-art-studio is made easier thanks to a sliding door. Set against the studio's white walls, the vintage wood adds beautiful color and texture to the space--and becomes a great display for the artist's favorite medium!

Seating Area with Mid-Century Modern Furniture

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Photo: Chaunte' Vaughn. From: studioMET.

Lounge With Mid-Mod Furniture

Two midcentury modern chairs and a long sofa create a stylish lounge where guests can wait and meet with the artist. LEGO pieces adorn the coffee table and bookcase for a fun, firsthand look at the artist's work.

Open Studio Space with Sofa and Arm Chairs

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Photo: Chaunte' Vaughn. From: studioMET.

Open Concept Floor Plan

An overhead shot reveals exposed piping above, which gives the studio a sleek, industrial touch. With no walls to speak of, there's a natural flow from the lounge to the work area.

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Photo: Chaunte' Vaughn. From: studioMET.

Connecting Kitchen + Lunch Table

Behind the lounge, a kitchenette and modern dining table give the team a designated spot to enjoy lunch. With repeating wood and white tones, the two spaces easily complement each other.

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Industrial Studio in Brooklyn Showcases LEGO Artwork

Entrance to the Artist's Studio

Lounge With Mid-Mod Furniture

Open Concept Floor Plan

Connecting Kitchen + Lunch Table

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