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industrial chic design
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- October 27, 2023
Industrial style interiors take existing structures and redesign them for a modern workflow whilst preserving their utilitarian elements. They pay homage to the stripped-down look of factories and warehouses, from places like New York. Features such as concrete floors and metal ductwork that other design styles would work to hide, are fully embraced and accentuated in industrial interiors. This is form met with function for the modern workforce.
Wagstaff furniture installation for CareCo Ltd. Design by Squaredot Nailing the Industrial Aesthetic
Industrial interior design is all about embracing the raw and the tactile. It is a style that does not shy away from showing off the bones of a building. These elements bring an authentic, rugged atmosphere to the space, with surfaces that are tactile and multi-textured – think exposed concrete, weathered wood, and corrugated metal. Most of all, materials show their origins. Rough-hewn beams still bear saw marks and brickwork appears salvaged.
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- September 21, 2023
Booking.com's new offices for more than 1,300 employees.
The Manchester campus will be Booking.com’s second largest international office behind its global headquarters in Amsterdam. The office is part of the city's new media, tech and creative district, Enterprise City. The 175,000 sq ft campus at Manchester’s Enterprise City will act as the headquarters for Booking.com’s Global Trips division.
A big shout to our project team who worked so hard for bringing the vision to this incredible space.
What to Achieve the Look yourself?
This office redesign pulls off an impressive feat, embracing the harsher modern framework of industrial interior design whilst remaining warm and nurturing – all through an inspired use of furnishings, lighting, and colour.
Get this look in your workplace with these four steps:
Take the Edge Off
This installation features some gorgeous pops of colour, with oranges pulled from the sunset murals in the meeting rooms – in the chairs and even dappled within the carpet.
