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Industrial Style Kitchen
Make your kitchen the heart of your home with an industrial-style kitchen . This style combines dark wood, metal structures, and raw finishes to create a modern, practical, and distinctive space. At Sklum, you'll find industrial tables, metal stools, open shelving, and factory-style lamps to design a functional, inviting, and distinctive kitchen.
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Industrial Style Kitchens: The Union of Material and Functionality
The industrial style, inspired by the aesthetic of old New York lofts and factories, brings a language of material honesty and unpretentious functionality to the kitchen. This design approach is characterized by the use of materials in their purest form—steel, iron, untreated wood, and concrete—and by leaving structural elements such as beams or brick walls exposed. The result is a space with an urban, robust, and timeless character, where durability and ergonomics are as important as aesthetics themselves.
Key Elements in an Industrial Style Kitchen
| Element | Technical Specifications | Ideal for... |
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| Tables and Countertops | Combination of thick solid wood boards (mango, acacia) with steel structures and legs with a matte black or aged finish. | Create a robust and functional meeting point, whether as a central island or as an informal dining table. |
| High Stools | Metal frames, often with wooden or leather seats. Ergonomic, stackable designs that are highly resistant to wear. | Equip kitchen bars and islands, providing practical seating that takes up little visual and physical space. |
| Storage Systems | Open shelving units with wooden shelves and metal frames. Low sideboard-style cabinets with mesh or sheet steel doors. | Organize the dishes and utensils in a visible and accessible way, reinforcing the functional aesthetics of the space. |
| Pendant Lighting | Metal ceiling lamps, with bell-shaped shades, cages or exposed filament bulbs. | Provide focused lighting over key work areas and act as a style statement. |
Advantages of an Industrial Design in the Kitchen
- Exceptional Durability: The use of steel, iron and solid woods guarantees high-strength furniture, designed to withstand intensive use and the passage of time.
- Easy Maintenance: The surfaces are generally non-porous and easy to clean, making them very practical for an environment like the kitchen.
- Timeless Aesthetics: By focusing on functionality and the honesty of materials, the industrial style transcends fleeting trends.
- Visual Spaciousness: The use of open shelving and lightweight furniture prevents the space from becoming cluttered, contributing to a feeling of greater spaciousness.
Tips for Integrating Industrial Style into Your Kitchen
The color palette is fundamental: stick to neutral tones like gray, black, and white, using wood to add warmth. Don't be afraid to leave elements like pipes or brick walls exposed, as they're part of this style's DNA. The contrast of textures is key: combine the rough surface of a brick wall with the smoothness of stainless steel and the grain of wood. Finally, balance the hardness of the materials with warm lighting (2700K) to create a welcoming atmosphere.
Frequently Asked Questions about Industrial Kitchens
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What materials define an industrial-style kitchen?
The combination of metal (steel, iron), wood in its most natural state (with visible grain and knots), concrete or microcement, and exposed brick. The key lies in its raw and functional appearance.
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How to prevent an industrial kitchen from feeling cold?
To counteract the coldness of metals, it is crucial to incorporate warm-toned wood, use textiles (rugs, kitchen towels) and, above all, install warm-toned ambient lighting.
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Is this style suitable for small kitchens?
Yes, by adapting its principles. Use open shelving to avoid overloading the walls, choose furniture with thin metal structures for greater visual lightness, and opt for a lighter color palette.
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How do you maintain metal and wooden furniture?
Metal is easily cleaned with a damp cloth and a neutral cleaner. Wood, depending on its finish, may require periodic conditioning with oils or waxes to maintain its appearance and protection.
Design, quality and experience
An industrial kitchen is a tribute to functionality and the inherent beauty of materials. It's a space designed to be lived in, to function as an efficient workshop and, at the same time, as a social gathering place. Each piece of furniture is chosen for its robustness and its ability to integrate into a coherent and distinctive whole.
We invite you to discover collections that celebrate this urban aesthetic, where design and durability converge to create kitchens with an unmistakable personality.