Home: How To Get The Industrial Look
Several home decor styles are making their way to the forefront for bachelors and on top of the list for many men is the industrial look. This look is usually found in loft spaces or expansive apartments/condos, but can easily be done in a traditional style house. Typically, the style features metals, leather and re-purposed old wood. The style screams rough and rugged, but also can be done in a way that is homey and warm. One of our favorite companies that specialize in this style is Vintage Industrial.
What started out as a garage company, has now turned into a booming brand that manufactures amazing vintage style furniture and accessories. Here are some quick facts on the company:
- Industrial grade furniture
- At least two trees are planted for every tree they’re responsible for cutting down to make their products
- Made in America!
- Supplies and parts are made in America, like steel and hardware
- Steel scraps are recycled or reused
- Each piece is meticulously crafted, using a mix of old world craftsmanship and modern technology
- Unique custom tailoring to seamlessly harmonize with the personal needs of individual owners
- The team has a combined 100+ years metal work experience and 150+ years woodworking experience
- The Master Craftsman train Apprentices in the old world ways
Tips on achieving the industrial look:
- Mix wood, leather and metals in your home decor
- Buy separate furniture pieces to have a more natural mix-match vintage look
- Colors: earth tones and metals
- Buy furniture that has been re-purposed
- Vintage signs
- Mix new with flea market finds
- Vintage lamps with Edison light bulbs
Above all, make sure your home matches your style and that you are comfortable. They worst thing that you can do is spend time and money on a look and feel completely uncomfortable in your own home. Take time to research different styles and find that best one for you. If you want to make a quick change, the kitchen is the best room to start with. You can get some tips for choosing the right size sink online, so you can make all of the right decisions.