Industrial
Because of the option to incorporate exposed ceilings and brick walls, this style has become a staple in apartments and lofts repurposed from factories.
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Common Characteristics
Materials
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Common Characteristics

Raw & Original
Materials
Often found within repurposed factories, this style infamously embraces the original structural materials of the building, including brick walls, concrete floors and beams, and exposed pipes, duct work, and ceilings.

Neutral Colors &
Lots of Texture
Neutral hues like white, black, gray, and brown tend to be the primary palette. More color can be incorporated via finished woods, leathers, aged or black metals, rugs, and plant life – all to your preferences.

Modern Layouts
& Open Concepts
Although this style tends to lean towards vintage and rugged, it can also draw inspiration from Modern decor. Repurposed rooms tend to be large, lending themselves perfectly to modern open space concepts.
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Brutalist
Named for the French “béton brut” or “raw concrete,” this style features utilitarian spaces with open concepts and bold shapes. Greenery, wood, and leather are called upon to accent these spaces.
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Modern Farmhouse
Farmhouse interior spaces are rustic while also incorporating more modern design features. Mixed metals, exposed wood beams, and plank floors make for a homey and relaxed vibe with a rustic touch.
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Modern
This turn-of-the-century design style is a simple, clutter-free aesthetic that steers clear of frills and bold color. It was born of a distinct historical movement that introduced the concept of the open floor plan.
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