WM Lofts

Located in the heart of Los Angeles, this two-floor industrial loft at 201 N Westmoreland delivers a raw, urban aesthetic defined by soaring ceilings, exposed steel roof trusses, and corrugated metal roofing. The expansive main floor serves as an open-plan kitchen and living area, characterized by polished concrete floors, bare concrete block walls, and an abundance of natural light streaming through large glass entry doors and a skylight above. A dramatic spiral staircase with warm wood treads and a metal railing anchors the main floor and leads to the upper mezzanine loft — a secondary space framed by a sleek cable railing system and overlooking the ground floor below. The mezzanine benefits from continued exposure to the structural ceiling elements, maintaining the industrial character throughout. Two bathrooms serve the space, one of which features exposed overhead plumbing and piping consistent with the loft's utilitarian design language. Glass block partitioning adds an architectural detail near the kitchen area. The main floor opens to an outdoor area through full-height glass doors, allowing natural light to flood the interior and create striking geometric shadow patterns across the concrete walls. This space offers a distinctive, versatile environment well-suited to live-work or creative studio use.