The recent, complete and exquisite renovation of this bright, classic NoHo loft, designed by Nikolai Katz, is full of warmth and rich textures and was built with the finest choices of materials, fittings and fixtures. Throughout the 2,200 square foot loft are 10 large windows with North and open Southern views, all of which create an environment that is serene and sophisticated, open and spacious. Every detail was carefully selected and meticulously crafted including solid, wide-plank, fumed and distressed Russian White Oak wood floors, extensive museum-gallery bead wall detail, discrete in-laid ceiling lighting, solid-core Oak doors, solid stainless steel hardware. The loft features original details such as stripped, restored, and polished original cast-iron columns, rough hewn treated wood joists, exposed brick walls, and 10 foot ceilings. New central air conditioning, Swiss-made Runtal forced hot water baseboard heating, and complete sound-proofing add the latest technology to this home.The open professional Pohgen Pohl kitchen is outfitted with SubZero refrigerator and freezer drawers, SubZero wine refrigerator, Miele gas cook top and hood, Wolf 36" oven, Blanco extra-wide sink with Franke faucet and Miele dishwasher. The large pantry off of the kitchen includes a Bosch washer/dryer. In addition to the extensive living areas, there are two large bedrooms. The Master bedroom is bright and peaceful with abundant closets. The luxurious ensuite Master Bath features a Granite slab double sink vanity, Zuma whirlpool soaking tub with Granite deck and steam shower with Hansgrohe fittings. The second bedroom, currently used as a study, is flooded with light with an open Southern view of tree tops and sky. The stylish second bath features walls of Thassos marble and onyx, floors of onyx, and a custom-designed poured concrete formed sink with Dorn Bracht fittings.This exceptional downtown loft is located in historic NoHo, close to wonderful shops (Whole Foods, NoLita and SoHo boutiques), restaurants (DBGB, Bond St., Peel, Pulino's, Balthazar, Bowery Hotel, Crosby Street Hotel), culture (New Museum, Angelika and Sunshine and Public theaters) and only a few blocks from almost every subway line.