Summary
Broome Loft is a 1,100-square-foot, loft bedroom, one-bath furnished residence for stays of a month or more, set in a red-brick building on Broome Street. Oversized black-framed windows pour light across honey-toned hardwood floors, and white columns and built-in shelving give the open living and dining space a true loft feel, with room for a dedicated work corner. Step outside and downtown Manhattan is right at your door.
Space
This is an open-plan studio, and the layout makes the most of it. Living, dining and working each have their own place, set apart by white columns and a long run of built-in shelving rather than walls. Honey-toned hardwood floors run the full length of the room, and tall black-framed windows on more than one side bring in sunlight that moves across the space through the day.
The living area centers on a deep gray sofa, a slim black metal coffee table and a textured rug. A woven pouf and a white wire lounge chair sit by the window, and an oversized mirror leans against the wall to bounce the light further. Nearby, a solid walnut dining table seats six on sculptural wood chairs. Above it hangs a large abstract canvas in blue and sand, one of several framed works and photographs throughout.Tucked beside the built-ins, a black desk and a navy velvet chair on a sheepskin rug make a calm corner for focused work. The white shelving and cabinets below offer room to unpack books and essentials for a longer stay. The residence has one bathroom.