Often characterised by stripped back architecture, exposed pipes and bricks, and distressed finishes, the look takes inspiration from the utilitarian character of warehouses, factories, lofts and industrial structures. While neutral tones are the hallmarks of the style, don’t be afraid to add pops of colour or pair it with other design elements (the Scandi-industrial trend or melded with a contemporary luxe look for instance) to create a unique vibe.
Clockwise from left:
1.The Smoke Viking barn door, from $960, from Smoke Signature.
2. Muuto Studio Pendant Lamp, price upon enquiry, from Grafunkt.
3. D-Bodhi Shelfmate modular shelving units, $170, from Journey East.
Clockwise from top left:
1. Design inspiration from Space Sense.
2. Bolia Vitro coffee table, from $686, from Danish Design Co.
3. PVC pipes and heavy-duty cargo straps make for a striking DIY shoe rack.
4. Design inspiration from Space Sense.
Clockwise from top left:
1. Beosound 2 speaker, $3,200, from Bang & Olufsen.
2. Bolia Cloud Sofa, from $2,453, from Danish Design Co.
3. House Doctor Desk Table Lamp, $1,100, from Journey East.
4. Alpha Omega Coffee Table Set, $899, from Castlery.
From The Expert
“Keep it real by using real and natural materials like bricks and cement and steel pipes, and textures rather than printed tile- or brick-look wallpaper to achieve a timeless industrial look.”
Sherlynn Low, Millimeters Studio