Baring it all takes a lot of courage, and modern industrial interior design is about exposing all that lies beneath to achieve the raw, edgy style.
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In industrial interior design practicality and creativity goes hand in hand in order to create this trend of converting former industrial spaces into residential living. It is done by effectively eliminating the cost of covering all the exposed pipes, beams and ducts running along with the high ceilings and walls, it also, in a sense, keeps the building’s history alive. It’s an important element of the industrial concept of interior design.
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A plethora of wood and metal surfaces can be found in industrial-style interiors. It’s no wonder that earth tones and neutrals are popular color choices for these spaces. People who long for the industrial look may even incorporate the concept of exposed pipes through furniture.
Lighting is a challenging aspect of the industrial decorating ideas, but there are a whole host of lighting options available today. Floor lamps and pendants are liberally used throughout industrial design spaces for focused lighting. Track lights are a good option for ambient lighting of the industrial interior.
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There’s no questioning why so many people have fallen in love with industrial design. It allows us the freedom to embrace antique beauty while still enjoying modern conveniences.
