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  • ASPIRE DESIGN AND HOME

    LOFT REDUX

    Dec 01, 2020 2 minutes
    TEXT JORGE S. ARANGO
    PHOTOGRAPHY
    RYAN MCDONALD
     INTERIOR DESIGN
    DAN RAK
    When loft living is no longer “roughing it” in the big city

    CHICAGO, ILLINOIS

    Loft living today is a far cry from its origins in the 1960s and ’70s, when scrappy creative types illegally occupied former manufacturing spaces not zoned for residential living, and got by without

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