#warehouse loft

What a glamorous loft that’s also rentable for photo shoots.

Just look at those draperies.

This is beautiful. 

Some nice decor ideas, here. 

The kitchen is so cute.

Lovely space.

Historic Dye Factory Loft

Carradoc’s Loft

This is essentially what his place would look like.  Here are a few of the differences:

More natural color scheme - greens and browns, mostly.  None of that grey or yellow stuff.  :-/

More natural wooden furniture - for example, his dining set would be much more rustic.  And the couch would be in darker colors and probably leather, like this, but bigger.

The fireplace and the plant wall would be brick, not concrete. There would be dark marble counter tops, and the stove area would also have a more rustic look...probably a brown and copper scheme.

The shelf of plants you see in the image above are grown for magical and medicinal reasons.  Some of them are very rare, and some are thought extinct by human scientists.  They are not plants he uses in his shop or in his arrangements. His ‘closet’ is also much bigger and hides a room designed specifically for protecting his clutch.  There’s also a door in the bedroom which leads to an outside flight of stairs that take him to his private rooftop garden.