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In a Bywater warehouse-turned-apartment building, Raine Bedsole finds a niche for her art studio
this is a discussion within the NOLA Community Forum; From the unadorned concrete floors to the exposed track lights and dropped ceiling fan, Bedsole's studio in the Rice Mill Lofts is an exercise in industrial chic. Read the full article here......
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In a Bywater warehouse-turned-apartment building, Raine Bedsole finds a niche for her art studio
From the unadorned concrete floors to the exposed track lights and dropped ceiling fan, Bedsole's studio in the Rice Mill Lofts is an exercise in industrial chic.
Read the full article here... |
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