Inside a Japanese-Inspired Industrial Loft w/ Incredible Views | 330 Wythe Ave, 6J | Editorial Film

Dive into the elegance and unique charm of 330 Wythe Ave, Apt 6J in Brooklyn, New York through our latest cinematic tour. Experience firsthand the meticulous gut renovation that melds pre-war industrial grace with a serene Japanese-inspired design across an expansive loft space. Join the architect, owner, and listing agent as they share insights into the creative process behind this one-of-a-kind home, boasting breathtaking Manhattan skyline views, high-end finishes, and flexible living spaces, all set within the historic Esquire Building's vibrant community.

CREDITS
The Architect: Ian Carrington | ICD Workshop
Listing Agent: Lauren Snisky | SERHANT.
Current Owner: Patrick Orban
Videographer / Editor: Joshua D'Agostino | SERHANT. Studios

About 330 Wythe Avenue, Apartment 6J:
Gut-Renovated Pre-War Williamsburg Loft w/ Unobstructed Manhattan Skyline Views 18-foot ceilings, Japanese-inspired primary loft suite, and high-end finishes at the historic Esquire Building seconds from Domino Park. Experience an authentic loft lifestyle in the heart of Williamsburg in this one-of-a-kind corner condo with captivating pre-war industrial details like exposed redbrick walls, sealed concrete beamed ceilings, and original polished concrete floors. Currently configured as a 1 bedroom loft the space can be easily converted into 2 or 3 bedrooms (please see listing renderings and architectural plans available). After an intensive three-year renovation completed in 2022, this stunning home combines two contiguous units to create an expansive 2,350-square-foot retreat with soaring 18-foot ceilings, grand 15-foot windows, and postcard views of the Williamsburg Bridge, East River, Freedom Tower, and Empire State Building. A welcoming foyer with a Porcelanosa full bathroom and a wall of built-in closets flows into a palatial great room with a Juliet balcony and abundant northern and western light. The open-plan kitchen is perfect for entertaining and hosting large gatherings or intimate parties. It features heat-resistant Neolith black basalt stone countertops, an imported Italian porcelain tile backsplash, an eat-in island, and a suite of integrated high-end appliances from Sub-Zero, Bosch, and Miele. Custom floating steel stairs lead up to a Japanese-inspired bedroom loft with Carlisle wide plank hardwood floors inlaid with imported Tatami mats. The spa-like en-suite boasts a custom floating vanity, hand-made terracotta and micro mosaic tilework, Waterworks fixtures, and a luxurious wet room with a rainfall shower, freestanding soaking tub, and Alaskan cypress wood flooring. This unique property has brand new HVAC, electrical, plumbing, and mechanical systems. There is indirect LED lighting from Pinnacle and a stacked washer and dryer. A flexible layout can accommodate additional bedrooms. A former shoe polish factory, the Esquire Building has a virtual doorman system and shared outdoor space. It is moments from trendy restaurants, bars, cafes, and shops and is close to Domino Park, Trader Joes, Whole Foods, and several live music venues. Accessible public transportation options include the L subway line and NYC Ferry. Pets are welcome.Gut-Renovated Pre-War Williamsburg Loft w/ Unobstructed Manhattan Skyline Views 18-foot ceilings, Japanese-inspired primary loft suite, and high-end finishes at the historic Esquire Building seconds from Domino Park. Experience an authentic loft lifestyle in the heart of Williamsburg in this one-of-a-kind corner condo with captivating pre-war industrial details like exposed redbrick walls, sealed concrete beamed ceilings, and original polished concrete floors. Currently configured as a 1 bedroom loft the space can be easily converted into 2 or 3 bedrooms (please see listing renderings and architectural plans available). After an intensive three-year renovation completed in 2022, this stunning home combines two contiguous units to create an expansive 2,350-square-foot retreat with soaring 18-foot ceilings, grand 15-foot windows, and postcard views of the Williamsburg Bridge, East River, Freedom Tower, and Empire State Building.

[jonasryom]

This could be such a beautiful art studio / gallery

[tiffanycurtis]

I LOVE THIS LOFT ABSOLUTELY STUNNING 🤎

[bushwickbaby]

This building was once the tallest building closest to the water in Williamsburg when I first moved to the city. Such a special home.

[leiva]

I swear if I had the money I would not think twice to buy this loft.

[tothemoon]

Must be a nightmare to heat and cool that place.

[RubmaLione]

The fixtures are all extremely nice, but I think they’re forgetting they sell these places unfurnished.

[Kazanchev]

5:35 then 5:58 lots of "handles" for the "zero handle" rule 🤣

[sarahcranechaisen]

Lovely, but surprised they are all wearing outdoor shoes.😢

[armbrus]

Everyone working so hard to defend their choices

[bobbelcher]

I swear they always make the blandest and cold looking space and just slap “Japanese” or “Asian” as their style inspiration.

We have a minimalist design ethos, not corporate lobby/waiting room style!

[alexhellie]

a little melodramatic with the tone and background music. its a loft in brooklyn. you can furnish it however you want if you buy it.

[Sean-gjef]

Looks dark, cold and bare. Not homely but industrial commercial space. Appreciate this is the owners style but don’t see what warranted so much work stripping back to concrete.

[weird-guy]

The man only sleeps there once a year🤣

[mircilo]

3, 5 years to do what?! Not impressed at all. Looks like a bare room where they just threw in some furniture.

[toppcatt]

There is a pile of junk in the one corner. This is the down side of open space. Its not practical.

[shadowfilm]

Looks basic. Sorry. But my opinion. I love lofts but this one is plain.