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Loft Pictures From HGTV Urban Oasis 2015

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The casual creative gathering space tucked away enjoys both views of the great room and takes advantage of the home's vaulted ceiling.
Photo: Robert Peterson. From: Brian Patrick Flynn
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Lofty Inspiration

High ceilings were utilized by builders to create a cozy loft in the great room with plenty of space for quiet work or casual hangouts.

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Photo: Tomas Espinoza. From: Brian Patrick Flynn
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Creative Corner

Marble topped pedestal tables are low to the ground and provide plenty of space for creative activities or working from home.

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Wood floors were painted white to reflect light into the loft area.
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Photo: Tomas Espinoza
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Light and Bright

Wood floors were painted white to reflect light into the loft area.

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“Since this is such a creative city, I assigned the loft to be a creative space or if you want to entertain there is enough floor seating to accommodate up to 12 people comfortably,” says interior designer Brian Patrick Flynn.
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Photo: Tomas Espinoza. From: Brian Patrick Flynn
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Entertain the Idea

“Since this is such a creative city, I assigned the loft to be a creative space or if you want to entertain there is enough floor seating to accommodate up to 12 people comfortably,” says interior designer Brian Patrick Flynn.

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Plenty of Pillows

Upwards of 50 different patterned pillows were used to make the loft a comfortable, entertaining lounge area.

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State of the Art

An easel and paint brushes wait for moments of creative inspiration.

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True Colors

A complete paint set rounds out the artistic accessories provided in the cool and clever loft.

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Photo: Robert Peterson. From: Brian Patrick Flynn
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Stolen Solitude

Overlooking the entire great room, the loft sits up and out of the way as a place to escape. “It’s nice to have one spot in the great room where you can privatize yourself,” says Brian.