
Usually you can’t judge people for their tastes. Same goes for Karim Rashid’s loft that has an unique style. With curvy random shapes, lively colors and some interesting wall designs, the whole space has a revolutionary 90s design. Not sure how productive you’ll be with such an office or if you’ll be able to concentrate on your work (I know I’m experiencing difficulties just by looking) but it looks like a courageous attempt and your guests will certainly appreciate the colors. Like it? Would you buy it if mass produced? - via




Published by Alex Ion December 3rd, 2008 in Ideas
Tags: 90s design, Bedroom Furniture, Karim Rashid, Karim Rashid's Loft, loft
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11 Responses to “Karim Rashid’s Loft - Inspiration or Bad Taste?”
- 1 Pingback on Dec 5th, 2008 at 12:30 pm



I love certain items but also dislike others. A lot of the furniture is great but the wallpaper and art and accessories aren’t all my favorite. This is a good one to “eat the meat and spit out the bones.”
Bad taste…
Has some cool features, except for the wall covering in the kitchen, but being that it’s trendy, it will be very dated and need to be redone in a few short years.
Most of it I really liked!
at some places I felt like he took it just a tad-too-far.
It’s lively and colourful. Not in good taste mind you, but lively and colourful
how about “inspiration attempted by someone with bad taste”?
I don’t like Rashid, nor do I like his loft. It’s way too much all together. A few elements would be cool without the rest bearing down on you.
bad taste.. there’s a lot going on!
Karim is one of the worlds finest. Far and few would any common individual come to understand the concept of the future. Most people are content with a paycheck. I ask you, how do you wake up and live with yourself.? This man has changed the world we live in. If you can not see past what your eyes do not understand you will never truly create, only recycle and reuse. This man is living in a dream, to create at any moment something unique for the world.
“Be daring, be different, be impractical, be anything that will assert integrity of purpose and imaginative vision against the play-it-safers, the creatures of the commonplace, the slaves of the ordinary.”
- Cecil Beaton
Pish, you with your wooden book shelves, pish, you without 13 digits in your phone number, SHAME, you who have stopped chasing dreams…
bad taste…