Christmas in loft-style? Let’s go!

Old factory rooms with high ceilings and brick walls are perhaps the most recognizable industrial style features. An open plan is very characteristic, with the kitchen, living room, dining room, and even the bedroom not separated by any solid walls. We avoid partitions that close the space and other high elements of the decor.

Nothing reflects the industrial character better than the right choice of colors. The most commonly used are whites, beige and gray.



In addition, we use concrete or brick walls that give the entire composition a rustical look. To break it, it is worth investing in accessories such as fancy paintings, stylish armchairs, or decor elements in contrasting colors. However, it is worth applying these in moderation to keep the entire loft arrangement consistent.

Wood perfectly warms the place and fits well with the loft-style interior. We often use it to break different patterns. We should also remember metal as one of the primary characteristic materials used in furniture or accessories such as sculptures or lamps.

Original and seasonal accessories will give the loft interior character and warmth. A red color associated with Christmas would be great for a festive atmosphere, together with a Christmas tree or subtle decorations.



PS.Look out the window. It's snowing!


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