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Exposed Brick Walls & Concrete
Rough exposed brick is commonly used outdoors, but in industrial style, this element is often brought indoors. It creates an aged yet very modern look, perfectly suited to the unrestrained nature of industrial style. Using exposed brick in certain areas can also create a contrasting charm with other walls, offering low cost and great visual impact.
Compared to the modernity of brick walls, concrete embodies an added layer of serenity and concept, easily encouraging people to slow down and breathe in the quiet beauty of the air.
Ironwork & Exposed Pipes
Traditional industrial spaces were often factories and storage facilities, where minimal decoration was preferred. Thus, ceilings and walls featured exposed pipes. The stereotype views exposed pipes as unattractive, but when designed with intentional routes, they become a unique spatial decoration. This also saves the effort and cost of installing ceilings. Furthermore, thanks to the Industrial Revolution and the Eiffel Tower, ironwork became a symbol of progress. After much forging, it is extremely durable. Today, with innovative protective materials like zinc plating, nickel plating, and chrome plating, ironwork is a crucial and timeless material for shaping industrial style.