Raw, Exposed, Utilitarian
Industrial Style Kitchen
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What defines a kitchen in industrial style?
An industrial style kitchen embraces a raw, utilitarian aesthetic inspired by urban lofts and old factories.
This design showcases exposed elements like brick walls, visible ceiling pipes, and weathered wood beams.
Key features often include open metal shelving, stainless steel appliances, and large statement pendant lighting.
The color palette is typically neutral, focusing on the honest textures of concrete, metal, and stone to create a functional yet sophisticated space.

Tips for a Industrial Style Kitchen
- 1Embrace raw textures and exposed elements. Don't be afraid to show off brick walls, visible ceiling pipes, or concrete floors, as these unfinished surfaces are the cornerstone of the industrial aesthetic.
- 2Combine metal and wood for your surfaces and storage. Pair durable stainless steel countertops with open shelving made from reclaimed wood and black iron pipes for a classic, functional contrast.
- 3Install statement pendant lighting. Think large metal dome pendants over the kitchen island or a series of exposed Edison bulbs in minimalist fixtures to mimic the ambiance of old factories and warehouses.
- 4Stick to a neutral color palette. Use shades of gray, black, and white as your base, and then introduce warmth and character with accents of aged brass, copper, or the natural tones of wood and leather.
- 5Opt for freestanding and functional pieces. Choose commercial-grade, stainless steel appliances that look robust and professional. Incorporate a movable kitchen island and metal bar stools to enhance the utilitarian feel.
Decoration ideas for a Industrial Style Kitchen












