If sleek and glitzy is not your style,Industrial Style is the perfect interior for you. This is so-called loft living, or the conversion of a disused industrial building into an original residence close to the center. But if you like unconventional living and style, you can indulge in this industrial style almost anywhere, not just in lofts and duplexes. There are a few simple tips and rules to this unconventional style.

Place only minimal furnishings
§ Keep interior spaces as free of unnecessary accessories and various decorations as possible.
§ No frilly curtains or window drapes, and use sooty blinds.
§ Use, for example, epoxy trowelsor simple tilesfor indoor floors. It is also possible to use wood with untreated or at least matte surfaces.
§ Cold metals such as steel, aluminum, and ironare best suited as accessories for such houses. These metals should have a matte finish. For a shiny appearance, yellowish metals, such as gold, brass, and bronze, are better.
§ These metals blend well with natural leather, wood, and stone.
§ Neutralhuesare the basis of industrial-style interiors and can be complemented by a variety of rich, brightly colored elements, for example, in large pieces of furniture.
§ Here it is also appropriate to combine different textures of materials that are typical of industrial interiors. For example, rough plaster, rusted metal, concrete, corrugated iron, felt, coarse woven fabrics, etc.

Industrial in housing [43].
This style emphasizes maximum openness, typical of factory halls. This style is based on large spaces, preferably with high ceilings and no interior partitions.