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Apartment
Mercer Loft
A cast-iron loft softened with plaster, wool and walnut, so a family of four could finally use every corner of it.
Location
SoHo, New York
Completed
2025
Size
2,150 sq ft
Scope
Interior architecture, furniture

(The story)
The brief
The clients came to us with a simple request: make the Mercer Loft feel like it had always been theirs. They wanted rooms that could absorb everyday life — children, guests, dogs, long dinners — without ever looking precious.
Our approach
We began by stripping back rather than adding. Walls were finished in mineral plaster, floors were refinished or replaced with wide boards, and every opening was studied for the way light moves across it during the day. Furniture was a mix of commissioned pieces from small workshops and vintage finds sourced over several months.
Materials
Limewash, unlacquered brass, oiled oak, wool bouclé and hand-thrown ceramics — a short palette, repeated with discipline, so the house reads as one calm thought.
The result
A home that is quieter, warmer and easier to live in. Nothing shouts; everything has a reason to be there.



“It still feels like a loft — just one we want to come home to.”
— The clients

