Loft + Stairs Pictures From HGTV Urban Oasis 2023

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Relaxed Urban Feel

This second-floor loft has a relaxed urban feel. “Downstairs we have the living room, which is a little bit more formal,” says designer Brian Patrick Flynn. “But up here you’re kind of away from everybody. It’s a lot more expansive, and you have the vaulted ceiling above you.”

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Industrial Style

A navy wool area rug with smaller black-and-white cowhide rug on top defines the loft seating area with vintage lounge chairs, custom-painted vintage coffee table and a pair of leather poufs. “I love the idea of this loft being a little more industrial than the rest of the house,” says designer Brian Patrick Flynn.

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Punch of Plaid

The two vintage lounge chairs with rust-colored textured boucle pillows fit the classic-meets-modern vibe of this home. “I think these are from the 1960s, if not early 1970s,” says designer Brian Patrick Flynn. “We kept the original woodwork exactly as it was and recovered them in a classic plaid.”

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Fresh Scents

A redesigned plug-in scented oil warmer on the wall uses natural essential oils to continuously distribute diffused fragrance throughout the loft.

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Walls That Wow

Architectural sketches inspired by Louisville’s hip Rabbit Hole Distillery decorate the loft’s white walls. A tripod floor lamp in the corner adds instant drama and fits the industrial style of this cool space.

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Outdoor Access

A glass door in the loft opens to the balcony outside. “What’s spectacular about it is that it’s just on the top of the carport,” says designer Brian Patrick Flynn. “If you look straight up the street, you see all different types of architecture.”

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Light-Filtering Blinds

The loft’s solar-powered venting skylights have white light-filtering solar blinds. The blinds allow soft, diffused light to enter the room and create a comfortable environment, so direct sunlight is never an issue.

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Leisure Time

A curated collection of lifestyle books and an assortment of games sit on the loft’s light blue vintage coffee table. The books and games give guests a way to enjoy some leisure time in this casual and carefree space.

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Protect Your Property

The home’s smart security system allows you to set up alerts via text or email if a door or window sensor is triggered. You can also check in on the home from virtually anywhere using your favorite mobile device.

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Handy Rain Sensor

The three solar-powered skylights increase natural light and bring fresh air inside the loft. Each of the remote-controlled skylights comes equipped with a rain sensor that will automatically close the unit at the first sign of inclement weather.

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Home Entertainment

Enjoy exceptional clarity during fast action movies, sports, games and your favorite HGTV shows from the 43-inch TV mounted to the loft wall, with enhanced contrast and colors for an amazingly lifelike picture.

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Easy Modern Living

A touchscreen tablet allows you to set up and control the home’s thermostat, cameras, speakers and more, all from the comfort of this easy-going loft.

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Curated Gallery Wall

Two black iron industrial-chic sideboards pushed together keep clutter out of sight. “The art was to minimize the fact you have this big TV in the middle,” says designer Brian Patrick Flynn.

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Bold and Beautiful

The loft’s White Oak engineered hardwood flooring has real wood veneer and a light wire-brushed texture that adds timeless character. The 7.5-inch-wide planks have a natural variation in wood tone that creates a bold and beautiful look.

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Play Ball

A custom-framed Louisville Slugger shirt and custom bats from the Louisville Slugger Museum & Factory on the wall celebrate the extraordinary role Louisville baseball bats have played in this city’s culture and history. A multipurpose room with olive green walls offers another second-floor space for relaxing at home.

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Distinctive Style

The guest bathroom and blue guest bedroom are also located on the second floor of this renovated urban home full of personality and distinctive style, located in Kentucky’s largest city.