5 tips to give your home the industrial look
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Industrial design is a rapidly growing interior trend. People believe industrial is the apt style for studio apartments. Architect Onal Kothari helps you with useful tips to upgrade your space with industrial style.
1 Industrial elements
Industrial design is all about exposed, minimalism and open design spaces. It is about displaying items which are usually hidden in other interior styles, for example, pipes, exposed brick works etc. If you want your interior and exterior designs in industrial way, this is the basic thing to be kept in mind.
2Wall treatments
If you are confused about how and from where to get started, let your walls be the focal point. Industrial style is all about raw and exposed features. If you are planning to use this style in a constructed home, this style works best on high ceilings. Similarly, if you are designing indoor space for existing building, exposed brick works and graffiti are your options.
3Colour palette
Industrial designs are based on raw exposed materials and the colour schemes designers use is pre-defined by the materials rich in industrial rawness. The popular colour palette is muted grey, silver, brown, green, blue or black.
4Light and souvenirs
Purchase some interior style home decor. Vintage hangings and floor lamps add charm to the space. You can also have yellow lights. All these features will add glory to your industrial home.
5Mix and match
Industrial design is not necessarily limited to a single frame. It can be mixed and integrated with a variety of other styles to satisfy every family member’s vision for their home.
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