The industrial style Living Room
Designed to overcome the test of time, industrial style furniture uses materials from
factories and ideas from the early workers. This idea led to an interesting combination
of raw unrefined industrial spaces converted to living areas using the most basic and
available materials. Huge designs and open architecture are some of the features that
would indicate an industrial decorated living space. Living room in industrial style
normally include high ceilings, floor-to-floor windows, concrete floors, as well as
support beams and poles.
Main Characteristics of Industrial Style
1- Functionality: initially, industrial style furniture was useful to factory workers or artists who
used to rent out large abandoned industrial spaces. However, in today’s interior dcor, we
keep the same trend with most furniture being straightforward and some even having
oblique shapes.
2- Combined wood and metal: no other style is associated so strongly with metal elements
as wood adds warmth, texture, and an earthy outlook. Most people prefer metals for their
sleek accent and the modernity it adds to living rooms.
3- Colors: industrial style living room are characterized with dark shades including slate,
grey, kiki, and black. In recent years, people have set out to modernize the industrial style
living space by throwing in warmer colors that would blend in with the wood. Consider
colors like red, yellow, or orange- or you can experiment with shades of blue or green.
