Life In Your Space | Sixth Floor Bonneville
Monica Dennis
Locals + Culture

Life In Your Space | Sixth Floor Bonneville

May 2, 2018 | Monica Dennis
Kerri Fukui

In the interest of taking advantage of sunrise views, morning light, and a recently freshened-up space, a few of us took a trip up South Temple to one of our favorite units in one of our favorite buildings: The Bonneville Tower. The east-facing, floor-to-ceiling windows keep the connected living and kitchen areas bathed in a welcome wash of natural light, and we think the space is the perfect one in which to recharge as you sip whatever you see fit. This particular unit has an open, airy, and loft-like feel we love, and it’s all thanks to the modern concrete floors, and crisp, white paint. See, we’ve long been believers in loving where you live, and we think this South Temple perch is apt to make it your mantra, too.

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A note from the sellers:

“We fell in love with the design of the Bonneville Tower—the lighting from the floor-to-ceiling windows, the incredible use of structural concrete in a mid-century building, the clean and simple lines in the walls and ceiling, and the building’s place in the architectural history of Salt Lake City. Most of what we did was, in part, getting out of the way and letting the beauty of the design come through.”

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