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Give your home an urban and contemporary feel with an industrial-style living room . This style combines metal furniture, raw wood, and straight lines to create modern spaces full of personality. At Sklum, you'll find industrial coffee tables, metal sideboards, open shelving, sofas with bold lines, and factory-style lamps to design a functional, comfortable living room with plenty of character.
Industrial style is not just a decorative trend, but a design philosophy that celebrates the honesty of materials and the beauty of structure. Inspired by old New York lofts and factories, an industrial living room is characterized by exposed structural elements such as brick, concrete, and beams, creating open, functional spaces with a distinctive character. Furniture plays a crucial role, acting as both functional and sculptural pieces that interact with the architecture of the space.
| Element | Technical Specifications | Analysis of its Structural and Functional Role |
|---|---|---|
| Coffee Tables | Combination of solid wood tops (mango, acacia) with welded steel structures and legs, often with functional wheels. | It acts as the visual anchor of the sofa area. Its solid presence defines the nerve center of the living room and provides a robust surface. |
| Sideboards and TV Furniture | Metal structures with straight lines, often with grille or sheet metal doors and wooden tops to create contrast. | It provides a low-profile storage solution while maintaining visual order. Its surface serves as a support for decorative items. |
| Open Shelving | Modular systems with an iron or steel frame and solid wood shelves. They prioritize verticality and lightness. | Take advantage of the height of the space without visually overwhelming it. It allows you to display objects, books, and plants, creating rhythm on the wall. |
| Sofas and Armchairs | Upholstered in aged leather (Chesterfield type) or durable fabrics in neutral tones (grey, beige) with simple line structures. | It offers a counterpoint of comfort and warmth that balances the coldness of materials such as metal and concrete. |
The key to a balanced industrial living room lies in the palette of materials and colors. Opt for a base of neutral tones such as cement gray, matte black, and the browns of wood and leather. To prevent the space from feeling cold, introduce textures that add warmth: wool or jute rugs, linen cushions, thick throws, and large-leafed houseplants. Lighting is also crucial; use industrial-style metal pendant lights for general illumination and floor or table lamps with warm light to create cozy corners.
It is defined by the exposure of structural materials (brick, concrete, metal), the use of furniture with simple and robust lines and "raw" finishes, and the preference for open spaces with high ceilings and large windows.
Balance is key. Counteract the harshness of metal and concrete with textiles in natural textures (wool, linen, cotton), large rugs, wood in different tones, and warm lighting (below 3000K).
A Chesterfield sofa in brown or black leather is the iconic choice. Alternatively, a sofa with straight lines and a modular design upholstered in a neutral-colored fabric (dark gray, beige) also works perfectly, providing comfort without disrupting the aesthetic.
For metal, a dry cloth is usually sufficient to remove dust. For solid wood, use a slightly damp cloth and periodically apply a specific wax or oil to nourish and protect it, enhancing its natural grain.
An industrial-style living room is a space that values authenticity and functionality over ornamentation. The quality of the furniture isn't measured solely by its aesthetics, but by the solidity of its construction, the honesty of its materials, and its ability to integrate seamlessly with the architecture of the space. These are pieces designed to be lived in and to age gracefully.
We invite you to explore the different collections of industrial furniture, where each piece is designed to bring structure, personality and lasting functionality to your living room.