A Minimally Decorated Industrial-style Living Room

This living room features an L-shaped sofa created with a wooden base. Then, sets of seats and backs in different colors and patterns were added to it. The cushions don’t completely cover the wood base. Room is left for a corner and end table space. If you choose to completely cover the base with cushions, then, you could add a large coffee table. The sofa balances the space it is in, and the stone wall behind it adds interest.

Creating a Cozy Living Room in a Former Commercial Space

This living room is decorated to create a cozy area in a large space. The furniture placement and the rug define the living room and enclose those in the room. The seats and the throws invite you to snuggle up and read a book. Wood boxes are available as table space. The sectional wall artwork breaks up the brick wall, and, along with the furniture, brings out its warm tones. The pendant lights and the other wall art add to the industrial style decor.

Industrial-style Decor Reflects the Character of the Space

This living room is part of a loft in a former commercial space. It uses the features of this space, such as the brick wall, the windows, and the exposed pipe, to provide character to the space. The leather sofa, the leather chair, the leather ottoman, and the long, upholstered, bench coffee table have the size and visual weight to fill the space. Accents such as the clock on the wall add to the industrial style decor.

Room Features Can Direct the Decor

This former commercial space has features that lean toward decorating in the industrial style such as the brick wall, the windows, the stairs, and the exposed pipe. The furnishings have been grouped to break up the space proportionately. The furnishings have simple lines and are made of wood and metal. This complements the character of the space.

Converting an Unusual Area Into a Living Space

This room is decorated to coordinate with the architectural features of this room instead of trying to cover them. The cement ceiling and walls are visible. A cabinet with a marbleized end and a marble top was added. A bookshelf was incorporated, and the furnishings selected were simple and functional. This converts the room into a coordinated, comfortable space.

Brick Is the Word

Don’t think you can’t decorate in industrial style just because you don’t have a brick wall. You have a lot of choices to add brick to any room. The issue is choosing the look of your brick wall(s). If you choose, you can also install a fake, exposed pipe. The lighting should be ceiling-mounted. The furnishings should have simple lines. Then, you can include touches such as the geometric backsplash. In the end, the lack of architectural features doesn’t mean you can’t decorate in industrial style.

A Counterbalancing Living Room

This living room has an imposing background with the brick wall, stairs, pipes, and spotlights. However, the living room isn’t overwhelmed by the background. It is actually inviting, especially with the view from the windows on the two walls. The L-shaped leather sofa is accentuated by the large, marble-slab coffee table.

Comfortable Industrial-style Living Room in Warehouse Space

This living room is actually a grouping in a large warehouse space. However, the overall groupings make the living room space feel proportional. The brick walls, the loft, and the stairs to the loft provide a backdrop for the living room. The extra-large L-shaped sofa sets the living room’s borders. The rug also helps set the borders and pulls the living room together. The multi-tiered, wooden, sectional coffee table is arranged to overlap in a C shape. Color is added by the sofa and the rug. The globe ceiling lights add interest to the high ceiling.