A Charcoal Factory Transformed Into a Residential Loft by Michael Del Piero

A former charcoal factory between Lincoln Park and Bucktown was turned into a residential loft by Michael Del Piero. Originally built in the 1890s the 80,000-square-foot antiques warehouse has original clay tiles, raw concrete walls, and overhead timber beams.  
Michael Del Piero founded Michael Del Piero Good Design in 2007 based on three simple principals: strive for balance; create interiors as current as they are enduring, as sophisticated as they are approachable, and as unusual as they are beautiful. A curious soul, a world traveler, and one of the earliest vendors on 1st Dibs, Del Piero is known for her accomplished eye and uncommon knack for a serene and simple mix that bridges generations of style. Her distinct aesthetic fuses rough with luxurious and ancient with modern.
Recognized by industry leaders, Michael has been touted by Metropolitan Home as a tastemaker, The New York Times as a style maven and in 2009 was honored with the distinguished “Ones to Watch” award presented by the Chicago Design Community. In 2008 Michael opened her eponymous shop in Chicago. Showcasing sculptural furniture, unusual objects and abstract art, the venue bows to the “never precious” style of its founder. In 2018 Michael expanded her east coast presence with a shop and design studio location in the Hamptons, to local acclaim.

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