- In this space, only a small section of the drywall was cut out to expose the brick underneath. This makes the space feel warm and cozy while adding the perfect amount of barely-there industrial design. Soft neutral colors on the wall and understated hues like beige on the bedding and headboard prevent it from becoming too dark and brooding. The white pendant lamp and the two white table lamps decorating the bedside tables stand out powerfully against the brick wall texture.
- Exposed brick, whether left in its natural state or painted, is a special architectural feature that livens up all types of spaces, ranging from attics to living rooms. Depending on the decor and fabrics nearby, exposed brick can lend a room completely different vibes, from farmhouse rustic to industrial chic.
- Not surprisingly, these homeowners are taking their industrial chic with them! What was once limited to urban lofts in repurposed warehouses is now appearing in suburban homes and other new buildings. Exposed brick accents, metal lighting, and architectural details add depth and character to modern spaces, creating homes that feel stylish yet established.
- Local firm Emil Eve Architects converted a warehouse in London's Clerkenwell neighbourhood into a two-bedroom apartment, leaving its original brick walls and concrete columns exposed.
- As time passed, the trend of exposing the brick became popularized for townhouses, lofts, and apartments, as the brick added character and historical reference to the interior spaces. I am Jorge Fontan, an architect in New York and owner of Fontan Architecture. In this post, I will show examples of exposed brick in our projects. I like exposed brick, but we only do it in some places. It has to suit the client and the space. ... You cant discuss exposed brick homes without starting with New York City lofts. Lofts are former industrial buildings converted to residential use.
This particular example perfectly highlights why Industrial-Chic Apartment Decor With Exposed Brick is so captivating.
- 2. Industrial Loft: This loft in Barcelona assumes a chic industrial style with exposed brick walls, metallic pipes and copper lighting. (via Decoist) 3. Glam Brick: Part of the reason we love brick is how versatile it is and adapts to whatever decor you pair it with in this case, crystal chandeliers. (via Apartment Therapy)
