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THE FRANKLIN LOFTS

Birmingham, Alabama

In Partnership with Ingram & Associates; Farris Properties

Ideal Home 2019

Graham Yelton Photography

The Franklin Lofts project earned a gold award at The Nationals 2019 for "Best Merchandising of a Model Priced $300,000-$500,000."

Our challenge with this loft was to create separate but cohesive
living spaces within an open floor plan, ensuring our selections gave the industrial lofts a warm, inviting touch. Targeting young homebuyers looking to move downtown, this bright, open space is
filled with transitional and antique pieces. The dining area
features a sturdy wooden table surrounded by iron chairs with
petite bases, as well as a cane back banquette. The unit’s natural light is highlighted by an antique mirror on the wall adjacent to the dining area. Separate but cohesive, the living room sits to the
right, inviting you in with a mixture of textures and layers. The seagrass rug warms up the industrial space, while carefully chosen accents like a Roman bust and urn add visual interest to the room.

The layered bedding, mirrored chests, stone lamps and wooden architectural structure in the master create a curated and complete look. The office has a calming effect through natural textures, such as the cowhide rug and wooden desk. The guest bedroom follows a neutral theme while bringing in pops of navy blue. Two cane back chairs at the end of the bed provide seating when the dividing curtains are drawn.

Graham Yelton Photography

The Franklin Lofts project earned a gold award at The Nationals 2019 for "Best Merchandising of a Model Priced $300,000-$500,000."

Our challenge with this loft was to create separate but cohesive
living spaces within an open floor plan, ensuring our selections gave the industrial lofts a warm, inviting touch. Targeting young homebuyers looking to move downtown, this bright, open space is
filled with transitional and antique pieces. The dining area
features a sturdy wooden table surrounded by iron chairs with
petite bases, as well as a cane back banquette. The unit’s natural light is highlighted by an antique mirror on the wall adjacent to the dining area. Separate but cohesive, the living room sits to the
right, inviting you in with a mixture of textures and layers. The seagrass rug warms up the industrial space, while carefully chosen accents like a Roman bust and urn add visual interest to the room.

The layered bedding, mirrored chests, stone lamps and wooden architectural structure in the master create a curated and complete look. The office has a calming effect through natural textures, such as the cowhide rug and wooden desk. The guest bedroom follows a neutral theme while bringing in pops of navy blue. Two cane back chairs at the end of the bed provide seating when the dividing curtains are drawn.

Graham Yelton Photography

The Franklin Lofts project earned a gold award at The Nationals 2019 for "Best Merchandising of a Model Priced $300,000-$500,000."

Our challenge with this loft was to create separate but cohesive
living spaces within an open floor plan, ensuring our selections gave the industrial lofts a warm, inviting touch. Targeting young homebuyers looking to move downtown, this bright, open space is
filled with transitional and antique pieces. The dining area
features a sturdy wooden table surrounded by iron chairs with
petite bases, as well as a cane back banquette. The unit’s natural light is highlighted by an antique mirror on the wall adjacent to the dining area. Separate but cohesive, the living room sits to the
right, inviting you in with a mixture of textures and layers. The seagrass rug warms up the industrial space, while carefully chosen accents like a Roman bust and urn add visual interest to the room.

The layered bedding, mirrored chests, stone lamps and wooden architectural structure in the master create a curated and complete look. The office has a calming effect through natural textures, such as the cowhide rug and wooden desk. The guest bedroom follows a neutral theme while bringing in pops of navy blue. Two cane back chairs at the end of the bed provide seating when the dividing curtains are drawn.

Graham Yelton Photography

The Franklin Lofts project earned a gold award at The Nationals 2019 for "Best Merchandising of a Model Priced $300,000-$500,000."

Our challenge with this loft was to create separate but cohesive
living spaces within an open floor plan, ensuring our selections gave the industrial lofts a warm, inviting touch. Targeting young homebuyers looking to move downtown, this bright, open space is
filled with transitional and antique pieces. The dining area
features a sturdy wooden table surrounded by iron chairs with
petite bases, as well as a cane back banquette. The unit’s natural light is highlighted by an antique mirror on the wall adjacent to the dining area. Separate but cohesive, the living room sits to the
right, inviting you in with a mixture of textures and layers. The seagrass rug warms up the industrial space, while carefully chosen accents like a Roman bust and urn add visual interest to the room.

The layered bedding, mirrored chests, stone lamps and wooden architectural structure in the master create a curated and complete look. The office has a calming effect through natural textures, such as the cowhide rug and wooden desk. The guest bedroom follows a neutral theme while bringing in pops of navy blue. Two cane back chairs at the end of the bed provide seating when the dividing curtains are drawn.

Graham Yelton Photography

The Franklin Lofts project earned a gold award at The Nationals 2019 for "Best Merchandising of a Model Priced $300,000-$500,000."

Our challenge with this loft was to create separate but cohesive
living spaces within an open floor plan, ensuring our selections gave the industrial lofts a warm, inviting touch. Targeting young homebuyers looking to move downtown, this bright, open space is
filled with transitional and antique pieces. The dining area
features a sturdy wooden table surrounded by iron chairs with
petite bases, as well as a cane back banquette. The unit’s natural light is highlighted by an antique mirror on the wall adjacent to the dining area. Separate but cohesive, the living room sits to the
right, inviting you in with a mixture of textures and layers. The seagrass rug warms up the industrial space, while carefully chosen accents like a Roman bust and urn add visual interest to the room.

The layered bedding, mirrored chests, stone lamps and wooden architectural structure in the master create a curated and complete look. The office has a calming effect through natural textures, such as the cowhide rug and wooden desk. The guest bedroom follows a neutral theme while bringing in pops of navy blue. Two cane back chairs at the end of the bed provide seating when the dividing curtains are drawn.

Graham Yelton Photography

The Franklin Lofts project earned a gold award at The Nationals 2019 for "Best Merchandising of a Model Priced $300,000-$500,000."

Our challenge with this loft was to create separate but cohesive
living spaces within an open floor plan, ensuring our selections gave the industrial lofts a warm, inviting touch. Targeting young homebuyers looking to move downtown, this bright, open space is
filled with transitional and antique pieces. The dining area
features a sturdy wooden table surrounded by iron chairs with
petite bases, as well as a cane back banquette. The unit’s natural light is highlighted by an antique mirror on the wall adjacent to the dining area. Separate but cohesive, the living room sits to the
right, inviting you in with a mixture of textures and layers. The seagrass rug warms up the industrial space, while carefully chosen accents like a Roman bust and urn add visual interest to the room.

The layered bedding, mirrored chests, stone lamps and wooden architectural structure in the master create a curated and complete look. The office has a calming effect through natural textures, such as the cowhide rug and wooden desk. The guest bedroom follows a neutral theme while bringing in pops of navy blue. Two cane back chairs at the end of the bed provide seating when the dividing curtains are drawn.

Graham Yelton Photography

The Franklin Lofts project earned a gold award at The Nationals 2019 for "Best Merchandising of a Model Priced $300,000-$500,000."

Our challenge with this loft was to create separate but cohesive
living spaces within an open floor plan, ensuring our selections gave the industrial lofts a warm, inviting touch. Targeting young homebuyers looking to move downtown, this bright, open space is
filled with transitional and antique pieces. The dining area
features a sturdy wooden table surrounded by iron chairs with
petite bases, as well as a cane back banquette. The unit’s natural light is highlighted by an antique mirror on the wall adjacent to the dining area. Separate but cohesive, the living room sits to the
right, inviting you in with a mixture of textures and layers. The seagrass rug warms up the industrial space, while carefully chosen accents like a Roman bust and urn add visual interest to the room.

The layered bedding, mirrored chests, stone lamps and wooden architectural structure in the master create a curated and complete look. The office has a calming effect through natural textures, such as the cowhide rug and wooden desk. The guest bedroom follows a neutral theme while bringing in pops of navy blue. Two cane back chairs at the end of the bed provide seating when the dividing curtains are drawn.

Graham Yelton Photography

The Franklin Lofts project earned a gold award at The Nationals 2019 for "Best Merchandising of a Model Priced $300,000-$500,000."

Our challenge with this loft was to create separate but cohesive
living spaces within an open floor plan, ensuring our selections gave the industrial lofts a warm, inviting touch. Targeting young homebuyers looking to move downtown, this bright, open space is
filled with transitional and antique pieces. The dining area
features a sturdy wooden table surrounded by iron chairs with
petite bases, as well as a cane back banquette. The unit’s natural light is highlighted by an antique mirror on the wall adjacent to the dining area. Separate but cohesive, the living room sits to the
right, inviting you in with a mixture of textures and layers. The seagrass rug warms up the industrial space, while carefully chosen accents like a Roman bust and urn add visual interest to the room.

The layered bedding, mirrored chests, stone lamps and wooden architectural structure in the master create a curated and complete look. The office has a calming effect through natural textures, such as the cowhide rug and wooden desk. The guest bedroom follows a neutral theme while bringing in pops of navy blue. Two cane back chairs at the end of the bed provide seating when the dividing curtains are drawn.

Graham Yelton Photography

The Franklin Lofts project earned a gold award at The Nationals 2019 for "Best Merchandising of a Model Priced $300,000-$500,000."

Our challenge with this loft was to create separate but cohesive
living spaces within an open floor plan, ensuring our selections gave the industrial lofts a warm, inviting touch. Targeting young homebuyers looking to move downtown, this bright, open space is
filled with transitional and antique pieces. The dining area
features a sturdy wooden table surrounded by iron chairs with
petite bases, as well as a cane back banquette. The unit’s natural light is highlighted by an antique mirror on the wall adjacent to the dining area. Separate but cohesive, the living room sits to the
right, inviting you in with a mixture of textures and layers. The seagrass rug warms up the industrial space, while carefully chosen accents like a Roman bust and urn add visual interest to the room.

The layered bedding, mirrored chests, stone lamps and wooden architectural structure in the master create a curated and complete look. The office has a calming effect through natural textures, such as the cowhide rug and wooden desk. The guest bedroom follows a neutral theme while bringing in pops of navy blue. Two cane back chairs at the end of the bed provide seating when the dividing curtains are drawn.

Graham Yelton Photography

The Franklin Lofts project earned a gold award at The Nationals 2019 for "Best Merchandising of a Model Priced $300,000-$500,000."

Our challenge with this loft was to create separate but cohesive
living spaces within an open floor plan, ensuring our selections gave the industrial lofts a warm, inviting touch. Targeting young homebuyers looking to move downtown, this bright, open space is
filled with transitional and antique pieces. The dining area
features a sturdy wooden table surrounded by iron chairs with
petite bases, as well as a cane back banquette. The unit’s natural light is highlighted by an antique mirror on the wall adjacent to the dining area. Separate but cohesive, the living room sits to the
right, inviting you in with a mixture of textures and layers. The seagrass rug warms up the industrial space, while carefully chosen accents like a Roman bust and urn add visual interest to the room.

The layered bedding, mirrored chests, stone lamps and wooden architectural structure in the master create a curated and complete look. The office has a calming effect through natural textures, such as the cowhide rug and wooden desk. The guest bedroom follows a neutral theme while bringing in pops of navy blue. Two cane back chairs at the end of the bed provide seating when the dividing curtains are drawn.

Graham Yelton Photography

The Franklin Lofts project earned a gold award at The Nationals 2019 for "Best Merchandising of a Model Priced $300,000-$500,000."

Our challenge with this loft was to create separate but cohesive
living spaces within an open floor plan, ensuring our selections gave the industrial lofts a warm, inviting touch. Targeting young homebuyers looking to move downtown, this bright, open space is
filled with transitional and antique pieces. The dining area
features a sturdy wooden table surrounded by iron chairs with
petite bases, as well as a cane back banquette. The unit’s natural light is highlighted by an antique mirror on the wall adjacent to the dining area. Separate but cohesive, the living room sits to the
right, inviting you in with a mixture of textures and layers. The seagrass rug warms up the industrial space, while carefully chosen accents like a Roman bust and urn add visual interest to the room.

The layered bedding, mirrored chests, stone lamps and wooden architectural structure in the master create a curated and complete look. The office has a calming effect through natural textures, such as the cowhide rug and wooden desk. The guest bedroom follows a neutral theme while bringing in pops of navy blue. Two cane back chairs at the end of the bed provide seating when the dividing curtains are drawn.

Graham Yelton Photography

The Franklin Lofts project earned a gold award at The Nationals 2019 for "Best Merchandising of a Model Priced $300,000-$500,000."

Our challenge with this loft was to create separate but cohesive
living spaces within an open floor plan, ensuring our selections gave the industrial lofts a warm, inviting touch. Targeting young homebuyers looking to move downtown, this bright, open space is
filled with transitional and antique pieces. The dining area
features a sturdy wooden table surrounded by iron chairs with
petite bases, as well as a cane back banquette. The unit’s natural light is highlighted by an antique mirror on the wall adjacent to the dining area. Separate but cohesive, the living room sits to the
right, inviting you in with a mixture of textures and layers. The seagrass rug warms up the industrial space, while carefully chosen accents like a Roman bust and urn add visual interest to the room.

The layered bedding, mirrored chests, stone lamps and wooden architectural structure in the master create a curated and complete look. The office has a calming effect through natural textures, such as the cowhide rug and wooden desk. The guest bedroom follows a neutral theme while bringing in pops of navy blue. Two cane back chairs at the end of the bed provide seating when the dividing curtains are drawn.

Graham Yelton Photography

The Franklin Lofts project earned a gold award at The Nationals 2019 for "Best Merchandising of a Model Priced $300,000-$500,000."

Our challenge with this loft was to create separate but cohesive
living spaces within an open floor plan, ensuring our selections gave the industrial lofts a warm, inviting touch. Targeting young homebuyers looking to move downtown, this bright, open space is
filled with transitional and antique pieces. The dining area
features a sturdy wooden table surrounded by iron chairs with
petite bases, as well as a cane back banquette. The unit’s natural light is highlighted by an antique mirror on the wall adjacent to the dining area. Separate but cohesive, the living room sits to the
right, inviting you in with a mixture of textures and layers. The seagrass rug warms up the industrial space, while carefully chosen accents like a Roman bust and urn add visual interest to the room.

The layered bedding, mirrored chests, stone lamps and wooden architectural structure in the master create a curated and complete look. The office has a calming effect through natural textures, such as the cowhide rug and wooden desk. The guest bedroom follows a neutral theme while bringing in pops of navy blue. Two cane back chairs at the end of the bed provide seating when the dividing curtains are drawn.

Graham Yelton Photography

The Franklin Lofts project earned a gold award at The Nationals 2019 for "Best Merchandising of a Model Priced $300,000-$500,000."

Our challenge with this loft was to create separate but cohesive
living spaces within an open floor plan, ensuring our selections gave the industrial lofts a warm, inviting touch. Targeting young homebuyers looking to move downtown, this bright, open space is
filled with transitional and antique pieces. The dining area
features a sturdy wooden table surrounded by iron chairs with
petite bases, as well as a cane back banquette. The unit’s natural light is highlighted by an antique mirror on the wall adjacent to the dining area. Separate but cohesive, the living room sits to the
right, inviting you in with a mixture of textures and layers. The seagrass rug warms up the industrial space, while carefully chosen accents like a Roman bust and urn add visual interest to the room.

The layered bedding, mirrored chests, stone lamps and wooden architectural structure in the master create a curated and complete look. The office has a calming effect through natural textures, such as the cowhide rug and wooden desk. The guest bedroom follows a neutral theme while bringing in pops of navy blue. Two cane back chairs at the end of the bed provide seating when the dividing curtains are drawn.

Graham Yelton Photography

The Franklin Lofts project earned a gold award at The Nationals 2019 for "Best Merchandising of a Model Priced $300,000-$500,000."

Our challenge with this loft was to create separate but cohesive
living spaces within an open floor plan, ensuring our selections gave the industrial lofts a warm, inviting touch. Targeting young homebuyers looking to move downtown, this bright, open space is
filled with transitional and antique pieces. The dining area
features a sturdy wooden table surrounded by iron chairs with
petite bases, as well as a cane back banquette. The unit’s natural light is highlighted by an antique mirror on the wall adjacent to the dining area. Separate but cohesive, the living room sits to the
right, inviting you in with a mixture of textures and layers. The seagrass rug warms up the industrial space, while carefully chosen accents like a Roman bust and urn add visual interest to the room.

The layered bedding, mirrored chests, stone lamps and wooden architectural structure in the master create a curated and complete look. The office has a calming effect through natural textures, such as the cowhide rug and wooden desk. The guest bedroom follows a neutral theme while bringing in pops of navy blue. Two cane back chairs at the end of the bed provide seating when the dividing curtains are drawn.

Graham Yelton Photography

The Franklin Lofts project earned a gold award at The Nationals 2019 for "Best Merchandising of a Model Priced $300,000-$500,000."

Our challenge with this loft was to create separate but cohesive
living spaces within an open floor plan, ensuring our selections gave the industrial lofts a warm, inviting touch. Targeting young homebuyers looking to move downtown, this bright, open space is
filled with transitional and antique pieces. The dining area
features a sturdy wooden table surrounded by iron chairs with
petite bases, as well as a cane back banquette. The unit’s natural light is highlighted by an antique mirror on the wall adjacent to the dining area. Separate but cohesive, the living room sits to the
right, inviting you in with a mixture of textures and layers. The seagrass rug warms up the industrial space, while carefully chosen accents like a Roman bust and urn add visual interest to the room.

The layered bedding, mirrored chests, stone lamps and wooden architectural structure in the master create a curated and complete look. The office has a calming effect through natural textures, such as the cowhide rug and wooden desk. The guest bedroom follows a neutral theme while bringing in pops of navy blue. Two cane back chairs at the end of the bed provide seating when the dividing curtains are drawn.

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