Decorbuddi

Home Design & Renovation Professionals , Interior Designers
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Industrial Chic Interior

Our client approached us with an ambitious task for his inner city property on Charlotte Street. He had bought the property from a famous head chef over a decade ago, and although he had undertaken some work on it before meeting us, he was never completely satisfied. Through extensive discussion and collaboration, we helped him to create a space that truly reflects his lifestyle and personality.

Full project - https://decorbuddi.com/industrial-chic-interior/
Project Year: 2021
Project Cost: £150,001 - £200,000
Country: United Kingdom
We carried the brick slips by Brick Slips LTD across into the dining room and installed a chic and contemporary pendant by West Elm.
Industrial Chic Interior - Dining Area
In the dining room, we used a darker blue-green paint called River Stone by Fenwick and Tillbrook. We made the shelves by upcycling a wall unit that our client had and sourced a dining table and set of mink chairs to match the floor.
Industrial Chic Interior - Dining Area
Industrial Chic Interior
We suggested infusing a more industrial chic style after being inspired by the existing dark window frames. We introduced Crittall doors and brick slips to emulate a New York loft.
Industrial Chic Interior
In the guest bedroom, we applied micro-cement to the pillar which led itself well to the industrial chic theme we were aiming for, as well as the modern lighting we sourced from D-Lite.
Industrial Chic Interior - Guest Bedroom
In the en-suite bathroom, we incorporated the hotel luxe aesthetic by using porcelain tiling across the walls and floor. The monochrome colours helped to make the space feel light and open.
Industrial Chic Interior - Master Bathroom
As we had more space to work with, we inserted a bigger shower and swapped around the bath and vanity area. We also carried on the industrial chic theme by fitting matt black taps and fixtures.
Industrial Chic Interior - Master Bathroom
In the guest bathroom, we further emulated the industrial chic aesthetic by micro-cementing all the walls. We also created harmony with the use of monochromatic features and fixtures.
Industrial Chic Interior - Guest Bathroom
For the sitting area, our client chose a modular sofa from Camerich to emulate the high-end concept in the brief. We removed the wall unit which helped to create more room. We utilized the old tiling from the bathroom to fill in the gaps that were left on the floor.
Industrial Chic Interior - Sitting Area
We partially removed the wall in the entrance hallway to increase the light in hallway and create a view over the living space on arrival. Our client was keen to have a mini bar, so we used the space below the cut out to install one and painted it to match the Riverstone walls complete with antique...
Industrial Chic Interior - Sitting Area
We closed off the dark corridor outside the master bedroom. We created a new entrance for an en-suite bathroom through the existing wardrobes.
Industrial Chic Interior - Master Bedroom
For the master bedroom, we kept the bed and introduced dark grey panelling on the wall behind. The walls were painted a muted blue-green shade called Aged Copper by Fenwick & Tillbrook which beautifully contrasted against the panelling and lights.
Industrial Chic Interior - Master Bedroom
Space and light was central to this project. Through extensive discussion and collaboration, we helped him to achieve the high-end feel he desired for his property by reconfiguring the layout.
Industrial Chic Interior - Kitchen
We installed Crittall doors for the guest bedroom, as well as curtains to create a sense of privacy. We felt it really added to the open-concept that our client wanted, as well the industrial look we felt inspired by.
Industrial Chic Interior - Guest Bedroom
As the property was located above a restaurant, we devised a way to cover the unavoidable ventilation shafts – by using screens sourced from Screen with Envy.
Industrial Chic Interior - Roof Terrace