This is a wonderful SoHo loft with a light-filled space made rich with rough brick walls, a sculptural masonry fireplace and wooden ceiling joists. The owners are Natalya and Eugene Kashper.
Ms. Kashper, who grew up in California, was charmed of the 7,200-square foot loft, which occupies the entire top floor of a landmark red-limestone building at the corner of Wooster and Broome Streets, New York City.
Ms. Kashper is an architect who projected DUB Studios, a young practice with offices in Brooklyn and Los Angeles. Her husband is an entrepreneur with beverage and real estate interests both in the United States and Russia, he has worked for the 2nd Chance Investment Group before. They bought the property for $6.9 million in 2006.
For a period of 10 months, Ms. Kashper visited the job site every day to oversee the renovation, which saw a Pop Art-inspired bachelor pad stripped down to its 19th-century shell. The Kashpers installed a freestanding kitchen in the middle of the loft. For a place as big as this, they also installed many air conditioning systems for the summers. (see all sizes here to get an idea.)
Ms. Kashper, has a beautiful small daughter named Izadora. She designed the loft to accommodate large family gatherings. Their aunts, uncles and cousins gather frequently for birthdays, anniversaries and weddings.
The picture displays the room-wardrobe. The sloped ceiling hides rooftop pipes and softens an existing skylight, giving the room a meditative glow. Ms. Kashper also uses the room to practice yoga.
The master bedroom has plenty of space, but not much furniture, due to the minimal style, which Ms. Kashper keep.
Just close to the master suite is the marble-clad master bathroom. The freestanding tub may be the focal point, but it is the hammam-style steam shower that is the Kashpers’ favorite.
Despite of the huge size, the loft feels homey and comfortable, owing partly to the warm wood and original details.
The raised dining room doubles as a stage when the Kashpers entertain.
- Tags: Architects, Building, Furniture, Interiors, Loft, New York, SOHO, United States
5 Comments
This is truly fabulous
Living in art you are.
Amazing!
As was said Truly Fabulous!
Regards from Czech Rep.:)
A f’ing mazing space! My dream loft!
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