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6 Features of
INDUSTRIAL DECOR
Home
decor is
as varied
as the people
who decorate
their homes.
Some people
prefer traditional
styles while
others gravitate
toward country
or coastal.
Industrial decor is another unique style that can
set homes apart.
The Interior Design Institute says industrial
design is known for its raw beauty and functional
charm. Industrial design continues to be a popular
choice that evolves with each new generation.
Industrial design pays homage to warehouses and
city centers. For those looking to impart a new
look to their homes, industrial chic may be the
right fit. The following are six notable characteristics
of this unique style.
1. Neutral colors: Whites, grays, blacks, and neutral
tones of brown feature prominently in industrial
design. However, accent colors like red, blue
or green also may be used.
2. Sense of spaciousness: Industrial design harkens
back to vast, open warehouses. Open floor
plans are part of the design, as are tall ceilings and
large windows.
3. Exposed wood or steel beams: Showing the
“bones” of the building is on brand for industrial
design. Expect exposed steel or wood beams in the
ceilings. Additional exposed structural elements
include ducts, brick and pipes.
4. Recycled elements: Industrial decor may utilize
reclaimed or recycled materials, such as salvaged
wood, concrete, pieces of metal, or even stone.
5. Natural light: Industrial decor utilizes large
windows to let in plenty of natural light. This can
counteract the harsher lines of the exposed materials
and graphic lines of the style.
6. Edison bulbs: Edison bulbs that hang individually
or in decorative groups as a chandelier are another
common element of industrial design. Metal
domes or pendant lights also can be incorporated
for a more covered look. •
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