Loft Tour: SoHo Factory Turned Family Home
Famous horror movie genius Marcus Nispel moved his wife and two children into this renovated factory, a former Con Edison building. It’s not to be believed. We especially appreciate the 20 foot high bookshelves that reach the ceilings, not to mention the industrial, flying-saucer-like pendant lights. There is even a pool on the bottom floor! Prepare to get jealous.
Photography by Francesca Giovanelli
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If I could live anywhere, it would be here!
[...] can’t even tell you how much I love the library/office space in this loft. Everything about this room appeals to me – from the floor to ceiling bookshelves, to the oversized [...]
[...] He’s still a dick, look at the horror he calls his home. [...]
[...] Fotos von Francesca Giovanelli. via loftlifemag.com [...]
@Jacob Heftmann – Amin to that!
Correct: It was a power sub station, not factory.
Official site:
http://214-lafayette.com/
[...] factory conversion in Soho is by FAR my favourite. It was featured on Loft Life. The owner, director Marcus Nispel, has quite the portfolio; from The Texas Chainsaw Massacre to [...]
[...] shelves I could never even dream of climbing up to? Ceilings that can’t get any higher? This tour has made my Saturday night in worth [...]