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A wood grille on the ceiling in the kitchen conceals the building’s mechanicals. “The depth and shape of the blades help to define the kitchen area, creating a visual dialogue with the existing kitchen’s peninsula,” Rocha says. The inset door in the column leads to a slide-out pantry. and modern, clean lines. Their goal was to use the loft’s minimalistic raw space as a backdrop for a colorful intervention, taking advantage of the soaring height and abundant light.” Marchetto adds, “We wanted to make an interior design overlay to work with the modern architecture.” One of the most striking aspects of the architecture is its height, which is accentuated by tall, rectangular windows and a fireplace that reaches 22 feet to the ceiling. “The flue naturally emerges as the most prominent visual feature within the space,” Rocha says. “Dean, recognizing its significance, designed it in a manner that would appropriately honor its role within the overall aesthetic of the space.” Marchetto highlighted the fireplace by creating a sloped profile for the base, cladding it in simulated stone and adding a copper mantel and face. “Those additions give the fireplace a well-proportioned base and introduce materials that add interest to the structure,” he says. The flue is embellished further with custom tapestry that’s tall and narrow to mimic the space around it. 46 October/November 2023
“Managing light from the west-facing windows presented a challenge,” Rocha says. “The solution came from the use of programmable, controlled shades throughout.” “The garden affords a degree of privacy and extends the idea of abundant color in the unit,” Rocha says of the plantings on the deck. designnewjersey.com 47
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