5 Ways to Add Industrial Style to your Home

Industrial style is extremely versatile and well suited to a variety of homes – from Victorian and Georgian terraces, to new builds – the industrial style is laid back, cool and understated. This style is far from fussy, which makes it easy to incorporate into your home. Read on to discover five ways to add industrial style… 1. Lighting

One of the easiest ways to update your interiors to add an industrial vibe is through lighting. Exposed Edison bulbs, stripped back metals and exposed cables are all part of creating an industrial look through lighting. Try updating your kitchen by installing metal pendants over your breakfast bar. Opt for an odd number and choose lighting with black cables and unpolished metal shades. 2. Seating
Updating your seating is an easy way to introduce an industrial edge. Try the Pin Top Industrial Stool for a sophisticated industrial style. In the dining room step outside of the box and try introducing chairs with a concrete finish. Concrete instantly adds an industrial vibe, but is typically seen in home accessories such as plant pots or on floors when left unfinished. Try the Emboss Box Draw Unit in your hallway or living room. Perfect for keeping things tidy, this metal unit is made softer with the carved detail on each draw face. Finish the look by mounting an industrial style mirror above the unit. 4. Wall Finishes When you think of industrial interior design exposed brick, concrete and steel joists spring to mind. If you’re not keen on making radical changes such as chipping off plaster to create an exposed brick wall, consider adding an industrial edge using wallpaper. Try the