Hello AT,
What makes a space a "loft"? Is it high ceilings? Abundance of windows? That the space is one big volume?
Lately, I've seen the word "loft" thrown around to decribe just about anything - even a 500 sq ft studio.
To me, a loft is something like Demi Moore's loft in "Ghost".
Thanks, Alvin
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I learned last year that a "loft" space is defined (especially by our English-speaking neighbors across the Atlantic) as the space directly under the roof of a building. I had seemed to recall this particular definition and "googled" the word, to confirm. I was advertising a bedroom in my house which fell under that description and wanted to be sure and represent it in the most interesting and accurate way that it deserved.