QV LOFT

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Queen Village, Philadelphia - 2010 sqft Interior Renovation

THE QV LOFT is a converted bi-level space situated inside what once was a Catholic School. The building itself was originally erected in 1906, then later converted into condos during the early aughts. Although its unique character and 14’ ceilings were alluring, the apartment still needed a design strategy that would increase the limited lighting, maximize the efficiency of the floor plan, all the while providing a sense of peace for a couple of empty nesters and their dog living within the city limits. The final results utilized a neutral palette that encourages the ever changing natural light to dictate the mood - creating modest moments of calm just a few blocks away from a bustling section of Philly.