Søren Rose Studio | 纽约北欧工业风公寓-设计风向

Hudson Loft位于纽约市TriBeCa的一栋战前建筑内，白天充满了阳光，三面大窗户和大型中央天窗，是展示Studio对斯堪的纳维亚现代主义的折衷主义风格的完美场所。

Located in a pre-war building in TriBeCa in New York City and flooded in daylight, courtesy of plenty of windows on three sides and a large central skylight, Hudson Loft was the perfect property to showcase the Studio’s eclectic take on Scandinavian modernism.

将破旧的建筑改造成适合五口之家居住的公寓，对设计团队来说是一个挑战。在设计师的改造下，遗留的工业魅力与清新的斯堪的纳维亚元素巧妙的结合在一起。

Converting the worn-down studio space to a suitable apartment for a family of five was a challenge the design team mastered to perfection. The loft has become another ideal example of how Scandinavian modernism works wonderfully with the eclectic NYC surroundings.

在划分空间以容纳家庭的私人空间时，设计师巧妙地将钢框架推拉门与透明或半透明的玻璃结合起来，既保留了隐私，又不会剥夺中央公共区域的自然光，也不会明显缩小其尺寸。

When it came to partitioning the space in order to accommodate the family’s private quarters, the designers cleverly incorporated steel-framed sliding doors with transparent or translucent glazing that allow for privacy without depriving natural light from the central common area or visibly diminishing its size.

从美学上讲，钢框门完美地与外露的砖墙和可见钢梁相得益彰，这是设计师有意展示的原始建筑结构的一部分。这些元素的工业感被更精致的功能和谐地平衡，比如令人惊叹的大理石厨房岛，例如令人惊叹的大理石厨房岛，简约的木质橱柜和闪闪发光的不锈钢橱柜。

Aesthetically, the steel-framed doors perfectly complement the exposed brickwork and visible steel beams, part of the original building fabric that the designers have purposefully brought to light. The industrial sensibility of these elements is harmoniously counterbalanced by more refined features such as the stunning marble kitchen island, the minimalist timber cupboards, and the gleaming stainless steel cabinets.

室内采用了宽阔的木地板，并配备了由不同类型的木材制成的定制件的折衷选择，这是向斯堪的纳维亚纯粹性的致敬，建筑的工业遗产的粗狂使其更加生动。原先厨餐厅之间的隔墙被拆除，多扇窗户带来的采光与空气在空间自由流通，白净墙面下，被调成浅色的橡木地板，原木的餐桌椅，都让北欧风的柔和与温馨被无限放大。

Featuring impressively wide timber floorboards and furnished with an eclectic selection of bespoke pieces made from different types of timber, the interior design is a tribute to Scandinavian pureness jazzed up by the grittiness of the building’s industrial heritage.