Research on Industrial Design for Major Project

Industrial design is a new style for creating interiors born to solve the problem of old, 19th and 20th century abandoned factories. After built from brick, concrete and steel buildings were left and production moved to more modern spaces. This gap was filled up pretty quickly by market and creating this new, amazing interior aesthetic.

Industrial Style interior example

Industrial design style is known for embracing building construction and transforming it into integral decoration elements. The finish of these interiors is very raw and almost feels like not completed with home atmosphere added to it. Spaces transformed into lofts are always very open which comes from it's previous role as a factories where spatial to fit a lot of staff.

“At its core, industrial design involves creating a space that feels like it was once used for industrial purposes. Industrially designed spaces often share common elements like concrete floors, high ceilings, steel and timber architectural elements, and expansive windows, among others.” – Mackenzie Collier, Interior Designer, Mackenzie Collier Interiors

Decorating the Industrial space:

- adding plants helps to bring life into these kind of spaces

- furniture made out of wood, steel and including brick and brown colours adds continuation to the room's theme

- because of raw feel to it and order in shapes, these spaces really like abstract paintings and framed vintage photographs that match the spaces time frames

“Colours are usually more neutral and characteristic of the building materials used. Think greys, whites, browns and blacks. Elements like brick, wood, and steal heavily influence the colour scheme.” – Stephanie Purcell, Interior Designer, Redesigned Classics

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