Step into a new bathroom which marries a cool factory vibe with a touch of the modern. We teamed up closely with our clients, who have a great sense of style, to create this special bathroom retreat. In this custom bathroom renovation, we’ll reveal how we blended these elements with a sleek, updated look.

Industrial Bathroom Renovation Details

History

Industrial interior design dates back to the late 19th century with the rise of factories and large buildings. In the mid-20th century, abandoned factories became loft apartments, marking its initial growth. By the late 20th century, this look became popular, into commercial spaces, a trend known as “industrial chic.” In the 21st century, industrial design became more used, including elements like distressed wood and metal. Today, it continues to evolve with a focus on sustainability and the reuse of materials while remaining a popular..

Componets

This style draws inspiration from factories and warehouses, as well as clean and modern classic bathroom materials. Here are some key features and elements that designers may include in creating an industrial bathroom:

Raw Materials

Industrial bathrooms often uses raw materials such as exposed brick walls, concrete floors or countertops, and metal fixtures to achieve a rugged, unfinished look.

Metal Fixtures

In an industrial-style bathroom, you’ll frequently find metal fixtures, including faucets, showerheads, towel racks, and lighting fixtures, often made from materials like stainless steel, copper, or aged brass.

Open Pipes and Ductwork

Exposed plumbing pipes and ductwork are common with these bathroom renovations, creating to an authentic look and feel.

Neutral Color Palette

The designs for these bathrooms utilize a neutral color palette, with shades of gray, black, white, and earth tones to create a clean, scene for the design elements.

Large Windows

Natural light is often achieved through the use of large, steel-framed windows or factory-style glass walls.

Vintage or Repurposed Furniture

To add character, bathrooms may use vintage or repurposed furniture pieces such as antique vanities or old factory carts.

Industrial Lighting

Lighting fixtures in this style often have an industrial flair, featuring exposed bulbs, wire cages, or vintage-style pendants, including simple decor, with a focus on function, by using simple lighting.

Open Shelving

Instead of traditional closed storage, the choice is to use open shelves made from usedf wood or metal for storage, showing towels and bathroom extras.

Vintage Accessories

Vintage or industrial-inspired accessories like old signs, mirrors with metal frames, and rustic wall art can be added to enhance the overall aesthetic.

Overall, this style embraces the beauty of old and used with functional and laid back approach to design, creating a unique space with a urban and factory vibe.

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