Borrowed from the working-class style, industrial design combines aesthetics and practicality.
Borrowed from the #working-class aesthetic, industrial design merges #raw materials, #neutral colors, and #minimalist pieces. Rooted in the industrial era, this style prioritizes #practicality and #robust functionality. Over the last century, industrial design has evolved into a staple for interiors, offering charm and taste. Here's a guide to #10 essential pieces for crafting a striking industrial-style home.
Originally used in factories, these lights have become iconic in industrial design.
A centerpiece in industrial interiors, the wooden table combines #rugged materials with a raw aesthetic.
A leather armchair or sofa adds warmth and a #factory-inspired touch to your space.
Originally used in factories and offices for document storage, these are now versatile storage solutions.
Industrial-style stools are #functional and contemporary.
An industrial wall clock adds a #retro touch to your decor.
Industrial desk lamps combine #form and function, ideal for workspaces or reading nooks.
Inspired by pallets found in factories, these tables are raw and minimalist.
Industrial mirrors are a #must-have, combining functionality with style.
Ideal for storage, wall shelves integrate seamlessly into industrial interiors.
Industrial design celebrates a balance of #aesthetic and practicality. By incorporating these 10 essential pieces, you can transform your space into an industrial haven, full of character and charm.
Maëlys Gomis Baco
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