""That building was still living rent-free in my head," he admits, reflecting on his long-standing desire to live in a loft after seeing a friend's apartment."
""It honestly felt like I put the intention out there, and it found me," he says of the 850-square-foot open loft, which he described as a blank canvas."
""I also saw it as a chance to grow my design career - learning through every win and every loss inside my own space," Kiron explains."
Kiron Akeem dreamed of living in a loft for 13 years after visiting a friend's unit. After 15 years in New York, he sought a change and discovered a unit in the same building as his friend's. The 850-square-foot loft was a blank canvas that required significant work. Kiron embraced the challenge, viewing it as an opportunity to grow his design career. His experiences in the space have influenced how he curates environments for others.
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