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With its generous space proudly wearing its original beams and pipes, the New York loft of Joseph Kosuth retains its industrial pedigree — and a feeling of authenticity like the first lofts colonized by artists in the early '70s. The decoration of this space evolved gradually, with most of the furniture sourced at flea markets, making it both comfortable and personal — the sort of place you feel instantly at home. Via OWI.
(photography by Verne)