Free Style Guide

Industrial Style Guide

Raw materials. Real character.

Industrial style celebrates the bones of a building. The goal is to expose and honor structure rather than cover it up.

The palette

Iron#4A4A4A
Oxide#9C4A37
Concrete#8C8C8C
Putty#C7BFB2

Signature elements

  • Exposed metal in black, gunmetal, or raw steel
  • Leather that is allowed to patina
  • Visible hardware, rivets, bolts, and pipe
  • Concrete, brick, or plaster left honest
  • Oversized lighting with a utilitarian shape

What’s inside the guide

  • A one-page cheat sheet you can screenshot and shop from
  • The full color palette with hex codes
  • Furniture shapes and silhouettes that define the look
  • Materials and finishes to look for, and what to avoid
  • Lighting guidance, layer by layer
  • Styling rules for shelves, walls, and surfaces
The mistake to avoid Making it all hard surfaces. Industrial rooms need a rug, textiles, and greenery, or the acoustics and the mood both go cold.
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