Reimagined by OWIU Studio, this distinctive loft marries traditional Japanese design principles with modern innovation to stunning effect and has been featured in Elle Decor, Forbes, Wallpaper, and Dezeen. Set within the iconic Biscuit Company Lofts, a seven-story factory built in 1925 and later converted into luxury residences, Unit 107 is unlike any other in the building. Step inside from a private courtyard to soaring 18-foot ceilings and an expansive open living space. Dramatic custom lighting and a spacious chef's kitchen, complete with concrete dine-in island and top-tier appliances, set the tone for effortless entertaining. Along the main level, 42 feet of sliding glass doors open wide to a quiet, off-street corner, making this the only loft in the building with this rare connection to the outdoors. A flexible guest bedroom doubles as a serene second living space, designed with Japanese-style built-ins, concealed storage, and raised tatami-style platforms that function as both bed frame and contemplative gathering area, perfect for tea ceremonies, reading, or creative inspiration. A soaring staircase, crafted from ten custom-fabricated panels with four angled interventions, leads to the mezzanine. Floating above the main level, this versatile balcony makes for an inspiring home office or studio. Upstairs, the primary suite offers a new walk-in wardrobe and en suite bath with dual floating vanity and a Japanese soaking tub. Residents of Biscuit Lofts enjoy a 75-foot saline pool, outdoor Viking BBQs, firepit lounge, state-of-the-art fitness center, and 24-hour concierge. With the added benefit of Mills Act property tax savings and an unbeatable Arts District location near Bestia, Bavel, Soho Warehouse, and Hauser & Wirth, this historic landmark offers the perfect blend of architectural pedigree, design innovation, and lifestyle. A truly dynamic property and a rare chance to claim a piece of Arts District history.
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Reimagined by OWIU Studio, this distinctive loft marries traditional Japanese design principles with modern innovation to stunning effect and has been featured in Elle Decor, Forbes, Wallpaper, and Dezeen. Set within the iconic Biscuit Company Lofts, a seven-story factory built in 1925 and later converted into luxury residences, Unit 107 is unlike any other in the building. Step inside from a private courtyard to soaring 18-foot ceilings and an expansive open living space. Dramatic custom lighting and a spacious chef's kitchen, complete with concrete dine-in island and top-tier appliances, set the tone for effortless entertaining. Along the main level, 42 feet of sliding glass doors open wide to a quiet, off-street corner, making this the only loft in the building with this rare connection to the outdoors. A flexible guest bedroom doubles as a serene second living space, designed with Japanese-style built-ins, concealed storage, and raised tatami-style platforms that function as both bed frame and contemplative gathering area, perfect for tea ceremonies, reading, or creative inspiration. A soaring staircase, crafted from ten custom-fabricated panels with four angled interventions, leads to the mezzanine. Floating above the main level, this versatile balcony makes for an inspiring home office or studio. Upstairs, the primary suite offers a new walk-in wardrobe and en suite bath with dual floating vanity and a Japanese soaking tub. Residents of Biscuit Lofts enjoy a 75-foot saline pool, outdoor Viking BBQs, firepit lounge, state-of-the-art fitness center, and 24-hour concierge. With the added benefit of Mills Act property tax savings and an unbeatable Arts District location near Bestia, Bavel, Soho Warehouse, and Hauser & Wirth, this historic landmark offers the perfect blend of architectural pedigree, design innovation, and lifestyle. A truly dynamic property and a rare chance to claim a piece of Arts District history.
Reimagined by OWIU Studio, this distinctive loft marries traditional Japanese design principles with modern innovation to stunning effect and has been featured in Elle Decor, Forbes, Wallpaper, and Dezeen. Set within the iconic Biscuit Company Lofts, a seven-story factory built in 1925 and later converted into luxury residences, Unit 107 is unlike any other in the building. Step inside from a private courtyard to soaring 18-foot ceilings and an expansive open living space. Dramatic custom lighting and a spacious chef's kitchen, complete with concrete dine-in island and top-tier appliances, set the tone for effortless entertaining. Along the main level, 42 feet of sliding glass doors open wide to a quiet, off-street corner, making this the only loft in the building with this rare connection to the outdoors. A flexible guest bedroom doubles as a serene second living space, designed with Japanese-style built-ins, concealed storage, and raised tatami-style platforms that function as both bed frame and contemplative gathering area, perfect for tea ceremonies, reading, or creative inspiration. A soaring staircase, crafted from ten custom-fabricated panels with four angled interventions, leads to the mezzanine. Floating above the main level, this versatile balcony makes for an inspiring home office or studio. Upstairs, the primary suite offers a new walk-in wardrobe and en suite bath with dual floating vanity and a Japanese soaking tub. Residents of Biscuit Lofts enjoy a 75-foot saline pool, outdoor Viking BBQs, firepit lounge, state-of-the-art fitness center, and 24-hour concierge. With the added benefit of Mills Act property tax savings and an unbeatable Arts District location near Bestia, Bavel, Soho Warehouse, and Hauser & Wirth, this historic landmark offers the perfect blend of architectural pedigree, design innovation, and lifestyle. A truly dynamic property and a rare chance to claim a piece of Arts District history.
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Reimagined by OWIU Studio, this distinctive loft marries traditional Japanese design principles with modern innovation to stunning effect and has been featured in Elle Decor, Forbes, Wallpaper, and Dezeen. Set within the iconic Biscuit Company Lofts, a seven-story factory built in 1925 and later converted into luxury residences, Unit 107 is unlike any other in the building. Step inside from a private courtyard to soaring 18-foot ceilings and an expansive open living space. Dramatic custom lighting and a spacious chef's kitchen, complete with concrete dine-in island and top-tier appliances, set the tone for effortless entertaining. Along the main level, 42 feet of sliding glass doors open wide to a quiet, off-street corner, making this the only loft in the building with this rare connection to the outdoors. A flexible guest bedroom doubles as a serene second living space, designed with Japanese-style built-ins, concealed storage, and raised tatami-style platforms that function as both bed frame and contemplative gathering area, perfect for tea ceremonies, reading, or creative inspiration. A soaring staircase, crafted from ten custom-fabricated panels with four angled interventions, leads to the mezzanine. Floating above the main level, this versatile balcony makes for an inspiring home office or studio. Upstairs, the primary suite offers a new walk-in wardrobe and en suite bath with dual floating vanity and a Japanese soaking tub. Residents of Biscuit Lofts enjoy a 75-foot saline pool, outdoor Viking BBQs, firepit lounge, state-of-the-art fitness center, and 24-hour concierge. With the added benefit of Mills Act property tax savings and an unbeatable Arts District location near Bestia, Bavel, Soho Warehouse, and Hauser & Wirth, this historic landmark offers the perfect blend of architectural pedigree, design innovation, and lifestyle. A truly dynamic property and a rare chance to claim a piece of Arts District history.
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