Zara Home's European catalog for autumn/winter features lofts in a range of styles. Clicking through, we found several ideas for dividing a large space using screens, thoughtful furniture arrangements, and natural focal points...
A high window provides the perfect spot for a black and white breakfast area.
A perforated metal screen sections off space and provides storage/shelving.
A bath "room" is created with furniture, rugs, and lighting.
A central element, like a courtyard or storage pod, separates the "rooms" in an open space.
A Chinese bed with sleeping panels is its own room.
Decorative columns divide the space in this loft.
A headboard flanked by 2 large photographs makes a dramatic focal point.
Lofts can be decorated in a range of styles: romantic, modern, anything you want.
A large table accommodates a hodge-podge of chairs.
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Who doesn't want 10,000 sq. ft. of space?
Can you imagine their heating bills? :/
Some of these look awesome.
That said... have you ever noticed that huge, high-ceilinged lofts with great architecture can make mediocre furniture and decor look great?
Lived in Galicia, Spain where Zara Home is from...they have great textiles and tableware but sell no furniture. Last year I had asked if they will ever sell furniture (their store window displays are incredible!)and they said it might be in their plans. Pricing is not that bad for the quality.
does anyone know where to find the breakfast table in the 2nd picture? Its to die for!
Does anyone know if they have stores in the US, or do you have to order from the UK? I just see UK listed on their website.
There are a lot ideas to be extracted from these photos. Enchanting.
I've been to the Zara Home store here in Abu Dhabi, and, like jess8a mentioned, they only sell accessories and textiles and what not. But their stuff is really nice, and the prices aren't too horrible--I'd say they were comparable to CB2.
Yes, they have stores in USA, I'm not sure they're in all states, but I went to the store in NY, and there's also one in PR.
Over here they're still only on clothes :(
man, i love cement floors.
oh wow. I LOVE the bedroom!
These pictures are bomb!!!!
Not a cutesy scandinavian wooden decorative object in sight!!
I love it.
jadepwinters, I saw that table and almost gasped! It's exactly what I've been looking for but unable to find!
Anyone? Anyone?
neat! I'd love to see a modern take on a Chinese wedding bed. I love them but they are so not my style!
If you want to find out where they get their furniture for their catalogs, contact:
www.inditex.com/en
Groupo Inditex is the house for many brands. Zara was the 1st company and they now have 9 different brands.
Good Luck!