The Industrial style of Interior Design is one of the popular styles that people are creating. This is one of the styles which blends in two different worlds of commercial (industrial) design and residential design so beautifully. Generally, Industrial design is defined by lofty layout, open plan and lots of exposed bricks. Read more about Industrial design and its emergence in my previous post. But this look can be recreated in a room of any size using the home decor.
What better way than to get the look than from our favorite store – Target. Target has an established section of home furnishings and decor and has collaborated with many designers to keep up with the trends. Here are some target finds to create your own industrial design bedroom.
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By using the materials associated with Industrial design, we can complete the look. Materials used in Industrial Design are concrete, wood, brick, leather, and steel. We do not need to use all of these materials in the space. These are just guidelines to incorporate in your design.
Here, Downtown LA has great examples for Industrial Design. During World War II, Downtown LA was the prime center for manufacturing. Post World War II, due to suburbanization, many corporate headquarters dispersed to new suburbs leading to a decline in occupancy of the buildings. But in 2013, Los Angeles City Council revitalized downtown by passing adaptive reuse ordinance making it easier to convert outdated office and warehouse buildings to renovated lofts. This has led to increased use of Industrial Design in residential apartments and lofts in Downtown LA.
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