As metropolitan areas are seeing a surge in population, more than ever, people are seeking smaller living spaces, and are keen on making the latter as cozy and versatile as possible, for the long haul. This phenomenon, combined with an increasingly competitive housing market, is not all that surprising that upon finding the perfect apartment, people prefer staying put rather than considering another move.

You’re not one to care about knocking down a few walls? Truth be told, for years now, open-concept spaces have been increasingly sought-after.

In a nutshell, buying a loft means wanting to benefit from a vast open space that has an undeniable industrial charm. Since this floor plan differs from an apartment or house, consider its specificities to plan and design its layout accordingly. Without further ado, here are a few loft layout recommendations.