1855 Industrial Street #421

Conceptualized by internationally-renowned Spanish designer, Jose Carrasco-Lama, this newly-renovated live/work Arts District home in the historic Toy Factory Lofts complex gathers elements of the original building and reinterprets them into this stunningly reimagined living space. The textures and coloring of the iconic support pillars are echoed in the newly-constructed private bedroom retreat. The designated living area takes full advantage of the wall of east-facing factory windows overlooking the architectural elegance of the new Sixth Street Bridge. The remodeled kitchen has new paneled appliances and emphasizes the warmth and sophistication found throughout the loft. The generous bathroom showcases Carrasco-Lama's one-of-a-kind custom paint design that completes this unique living environment which is sophisticated and elevated yet livable and unpretentious. The Toy Factory Lofts enjoy the best amenities of any of DTLA and Metro LA's complexes including a roof-top pool and pavilion, a mid-building outdoor garden with panoramic views of LA's skyline, generous dining areas, and community barbecues. On the ground level, a fully-appointed gym is set within a space that highlights the building's early 20th-Century architecture. Secured underground parking with its own dedicated EV charging station, 24-hour security, and a 24-hour concierge elevate this building to an unparalleled living experience. The Toy Factory Lofts are steeped in history - and your personal entry into its history is about to be written. Located amidst the vibrancy of the Arts District, the building is steps from some of the most innovative and award-winning restaurants including Cameila, Bestia, Bavel, Factory Kitchen, and many more. Hank's Grocery lies just outside your front door, as does SoHo House, Warner Music, The Bike Shed Moto Co, Hauser & Wirth Gallery, and so much more.