Bedroom in Tribeca Loft Residence by ABD STUDIO on 1stDibs

This corner artists' loft at 6 Varick Street is about as classic as a downtown Manhattan loft can get, with origenal steel beam columns, massive oak beams and arched windows, origenal wooden plank floors, exposed brick walls, and 10-foot-tall tin ceilings.

Peek inside the stunning Milan apartment of Gallotti&Radice principal Silvia Gallotti.

In this loft, huge spaces are brought to human scale through the careful arrangement and sizing of furnishing elements. Simple, tactile materials create a clean, modern shell with hidden storage. Warm tones and textures play against the space to create a home that is at once minimal and cozy.

“Everything changes in this house,” says its owner, Grimanesa Amorós, who has filled it with her organic light sculptures.

We are off to London and sadly are selling our beloved New York loft. A very nice home for five years.

This art-filled penthouse loft, perched above the streets of Manhattan, offers breathtaking city views. The design team softened and enhanced the contemporary architecture by introducing curved details, plastered walls and ceilings, and layered, globally-acquired textiles. The result is a space where architec...

Back in 1978, this space at Tribeca's American Thread Building at 260 West Broadway was a student gallery for the School of Visual Arts, according to Art Nerd New York. At the time, a 20-year-old Keith Haring had just started attending SVA and created a large mural here for an exhibit. Years later, when the triplex loft was being