Loft Tour Preview #1: Franklin Street Megaloft

Franklin Loft living areaThe 15th-annual Inside Tribeca Loft Tour, benefiting Friends of Duane Park and Friends of Bogardus Garden, is Sunday, Oct. 19 (1–5 p.m.). Tickets are $60 at duanepark.org or $65 the day of, but don’t wait, because only 400 tickets are available, and the event tends to sell out. Friends of Duane Park lets the media preview some of the nine homes on the tour. (P.S. The event needs volunteers: “In exchange for volunteering for a 2-hour shift—either 1-3 p.m. or 3-5 p.m.—you will receive a free ticket to take the tour yourself.” More info.)

The first property from the media preview is a showstopper of a 6,500-square-foot corner loft on Franklin Street, designed by Mitchell Owen of Consolidated Design Studios. Two apartments were combined; the six-bedroom result is meant to be both family-friendly and entertaining-friendly.

The dining area (the living area is above):

Franklin loft dining tableOffice:

Franklin loft officePowder room:

Franklin loft powder roomKitchen:

Franklin loft kitchen Franklin loft kitchen boothFranklin loft wet barKaraoke room:

Franklin loft karaoke roomMaster bedroom (including the bath and closet):

Franklin loft master bedroom Franklin loft master bedroom2Franklin loft master bathFranklin loft master closetGuest room:

Franklin loft guest roomAnother guest room (I think):

Franklin loft guest room2The kids’ play area and bedrooms (one of the kids evidently wanted a pint-size door:

Franklin loft play area door Franklin loft kids play area Franklin loft kids room Franklin loft kids room2Recent Loft Peeping posts:
Scott Bruckner
Nicole Najafi
South Tribeca Family
Steven Harris & Lucien Rees Roberts
Sasha Bikoff
Adam & Rebekah Paltrow Newman
Samia Halaby
Australian Expats
Nicola Formichetti
Beth Blake
Julie & Eric Ronning
Michael and Christina Hirtenstein

 

1 Comment

  1. Wow. So much money spent on the interior – doesn’t look like a loft space at all. Light fixtures not nice. I don’t understand the aesthetic – has an almost “granny” feel to it. Very odd.