Industrial architecture became popular in the late 1800's. It gets it's inspiration from warehouses, old factories, distilleries, warehouses, power plants, and more. It's characteristics include a visibly metallic structure, exposed brick, vintage light bulbs, simple colors like black or brown, weathered wood, and sometimes concrete.
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Oh yeah... Love.
Here in LA -- especially around downtown -- there are lots of authentic speakeasies left over from the Prohibition era. Most of them have preserved their original interior design -- which was (and is) largely industrial, since they were lowkey, mostly unmarked places that served other functions during the day.
When my husband and I have "date nights" and we hit up one of these places, I'll totally go full flapper girl. (Even more so now that I have short hair again.) The atmosphere absolutely enhances the whole experience.
these look very cool and trendy
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omg yes <3
You might like la caisse d epargne by otto wagner
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I always see this style of apartments and think it's so beautiful. Never knew what they are called, now I know, industrial apartment. They look so original. With the brick walls, steel kitchen, metal decorations, and "unfinished" ceilings, it's true they're not like your typical apartment. Definitely apartment goals. I would love to own one in the future.
These look like trendy new england mill town apartments
I'd make some alterations and modification's on some of them but overall I like them.
Wonder if they are all so old or are modern takes. A lot of upscale downtowns rent out their old mills
These look like what a fixed up house in Fallout would look like.
Wish I could spend some time there.
Beautiful designs indeed, exquisite Take :D
They are unrealistic to live in though.
beautiful
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