Sam Holderbaum
You might have seen industrial styled interiors in commercial areas or restaurants, but you can also make this cool and edgy look work in your own small interior space! Neutral colour palette : industrial interior decors don’t simply use shades of white like other minimalist designs. : industrial interior decors don’t simply use shades of white like other minimalist designs. Those high ceilings are often designed with a large window section to provide natural light. Those high ceilings are often designed with a large window section to provide natural light. Reused materials : a great way to bring natural elements into an industrial home decor is with reused materials, like old wooden coffee tables and bookshelves made of driftwood.
: a great way to bring natural elements into an industrial home decor is with reused materials, like old wooden coffee tables and bookshelves made of driftwood. Besides that, industrial interiors often have the perfect natural lightning, which is super great for plants too!
The Philodendron Birkin has beautiful light-coloured stripes on her dark green leaves and provides a contrasting range of tones. The Zamioculcas Zamiifolia is super easy to care for and with her lush green leaves she will definitely shine in every room.
This way, your bedroom and kitchen will be filled with green too! Bringing elegance to the harsh elements, the Strelitzia Nicolai will definitely be a showstopper in an industrial home and stand out with her long stems and large voluptuous leaves!
She is a tree-like plant that will have multiple stems in one pot. On top of her stems grow green leaves in a plume shape, how cool is that? Place this big beauty in a pot made of natural materials and she will fit perfectly in your industrial home! This way she easily fills up your industrial space, not only in height but also in width!
