Houston Loft by CONTENT Architecture
Located in the historic Hermann Building, this unit was renovated in 2011. The design utilizes an internal core to liberate the unit’s generous 180 degree view of the city.
A striking kitchen material palette juxtaposes dark framed cabinetry with contrasting porcelain laminated drawers. Dividing the public areas and the bedroom is a flex-space that accommodates both a home office and yoga area.
Custom millwork throughout increases storage while providing a backdrop to the owner’s eclectic art, library, and furniture collection.
Photos by: CONTENT Architecture & Peter Molick
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