What Is Industrial Style?
Industrial style is most commonly used in urban areas, cities, and lofts, it takes inspiration from old industrial places such as factories, it’s a mix of edginess and minimalism with metal features.
Industrial design is also very environmentally friendly, most of your pieces are either recycled or can be recycled, and a lot of your pieces will have been salvaged.
Elements Used In Industrial Interior Design:
Minimalism: Make the most of the space given, by using practical and functional features to give character to your industrial design.
Practicality over style: Nothing should be complicated, and everything should have a purpose/ function.
Edginess: clean, sleek lines are essential to creating that industrial style, but it doesn’t have to be basic, give your design a quirky finish.
Metals: Metal furniture and hardware is important in creating that industrial look, it should have elements that look like it’s from an old factory.
Exposed bricks: Exposed brick and concrete are the most common materials used for the structural parts of the design.
Exposed metal beams: if you’re getting down to the nitty-gritty, leave the metal beams exposed.
Tips For Incorporating Industrial Into Your Interior Design
- Keep the colour palette simple
Combine raw wood and metal
Opt for open-plan living
Replace your windows with loft style ones
Ensure to choose the correct light features
Use polished concrete flooring throughout
Add a touch of antique pieces into the space
Industrial Colour Palettes:
Exposed Brick & White:
Matte Black & Steel:
Steel & Dark Grey:
Navy Blue & Black:
Raw Wood & Matte Black:
Real Red & Dark Night Blue:
Industrial Pieces To Incorporate Into Your Home:
Cage Lighting 
Chesterfield Sofa 
Oversized Castors 
Cowhide 
Draftsmanship Chair 
Exposed Edison Bulbs 
Black Windows 
Floor Lamps 
Graphic Letters 
Log Burner 
Framed Maps 
Dome Lighting 
Monochromatic Art 
Palette Furniture 
Steel Worktops
Materials Used In Industrial Design:
- Stainless Steel
- Polished Concrete
- Polished Steel
- Distressed Leather
- Cowhide
- Suede
- Raw Wood
- Exposed Brick
- Metal
- Iron
- Reclaimed Wood
- Timber
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