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This sweet loft in Antwerp, Belgium blends industrial style with museum-like grandeur. Reimagined by Studio Job, the duplex is rough around the edges with concrete pillars and exposed lighting at the same time that is provides ample space for displaying the residents’ unique collections of furniture and objects. The decor does not shy away from color and texture, blending a wide variety of styles so that nearly every choice seems like a revelation.
Photography by Ricardo Labougle
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