Denver-based digital and creative representation company, The Supply, sent over some great photos of their renovated artist loft space. The two person company was founded just nine months ago and was working from the home of founder Shaz Sedighzadeh – but recently moved into a great space in the heart of the city’s downtown.
After a brief search, Sedighzadeh landed the loft space in a older building which seems to have an emphasis on creativity as he notes that it has variety of tenants ranging from art galleries to a metal shop. It also had room for his motorcycle was a big plus.
The office was a complete mess upon moving in. Sedighzadeh had the walls and floor painted white to give the space a very clean, minimal aesthetic – which in turn makes the small space feel larger. When combined with the black ceiling, the space has a great Swedish styling. Large, full-height doors can be swung open to bathe the space in natural light as well.
Photography by Shaz Sedighzadeh
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