Industrial Chic
Industrial Chic is edgy, raw, and urban. It embraces the unfinished look of industrial spaces, with exposed brick walls, metal fixtures, concrete floors, and minimalist furniture. This style is perfect for those who love modern simplicity with an urban edge. This style suits Non-listed properties that require major reconstructions due to abandonment allowing new life to be instilled without the loss of authenticity or history.
Key Characteristics
- Exposed brick, concrete, and metal surfaces.
- Neutral color palettes like gray, black, and white.
- Minimalist furniture with clean lines and functional design.
- Industrial lighting fixtures, such as pendant lights and Edison bulbs.
Regions Known for Industrial Chic Style
This style is most commonly found in urban centers like Lille, Strasbourg, and Marseille, where old warehouses and factories have been converted into modern lofts and apartments. It’s also popular in creative hubs and artist studios across France.
Notable Examples
- La Capsulerie (Lille): A former industrial building transformed into a creative coworking space with Industrial Chic aesthetics.
- Strasbourg’s Industrial Architecture: Converted warehouses and factories showcasing raw, urban charm.
Book a Stay
- Loft Lille: A modern loft offering Industrial Chic decor with exposed beams and minimalist interiors.
- Marseille Design Hotel: A boutique hotel blending Industrial Chic with contemporary luxury.
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