Interior Architecture: Modern Warehouse Conversion

The pure attention to the details of interior architecture is why the work of Fearon Hay Architects captivates me.This minimal design of this 1960's fabric warehouse conversion in Auckland, New Zealand is functional and straight-forward. My eyes gloss over at the sight of the detailing of those rosewood framed doors.

The gorgeous fabrics rolls spread out over the space make a bold statement while the architecture accentuates the beauty of each piece without trying to fight it.

The form of each of the chairs and table (above) adds a sculptural element within the space. Raw, concrete floors, white walls, and modern accent chairs will help you achieve the modern and industrial look like the space above.

ZUO WALTZ WHITE LEATHERETTE LOUNGE CHAIR AND OTTOMAN

Oxblood leather chairs and soft artwork cozy up the conference room. A modern office chair is not only practical and comfortable, but is a great way to bring modern elements into your office space.

TANNER TERRA COTTA FAUX LEATHER LOWBACK DESK CHAIR

Of course you know we love lighting, and if I could add just one element to this design it would be a simple modern pendant light.

LBL MASON BROWN AND SATIN NICKEL PENDANT LIGHT

The rosewood framed doors are able to separate the room physically, but not visually. Now this is what design is all about; the thin rosewood frame, sleek handle, and the most beautiful part of it all, the brass detailing. It's these elements that separate the men from the boys when it comes to good design. 

Images: Yellowtrace