Showing posts with label industrial. Show all posts
Showing posts with label industrial. Show all posts

INTERIORS TO INSPIRE: COLLECTED INDUSTRIAL

I usually gravitate towards fresh and glamorous homes to showcase here at Coco+Kelley, but sometimes it's fun to break away from the norm right? Good, glad you're in agreement. Today's tour is of the masculine variety (but not minimal-masculine!), it's a collected home, filled with art, treasures and a donning a deep palette of charcoal, ebony and tobacco... not sure you can get more masculine than that!
Where to begin.. the organic sculpture catches my eye immediately, wandering through the gallery wall and up to the industrial pendant whose holes mimic the same pattern as the nail-head detail on the chairs. The delicate collection of candles lend a nice balance.
Industrial at its finest. Sculptural pieces rest on the coffee table and desk-top, offering the space texture and interest.
Ahh, a little white to brighten-up the dark palette. I have a weakness for floor-to-ceiling built-in bookcases, top that with divided glass doors and you have one happy camper. The high-gloss, diagonal floor is a sleek departure from a traditional wood installation.

Get this look for yourself by combining raw metal pieces, a dash of mid-century, a gallery wall with predominantly black and cream art, and sculptural pieces to add impact...



And voila. Collected-Industrial, at your service.

xoxo

-Julie

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*resources: leather chair, dining table, woven throw, pharmacy lamp, tribal pillow, lattice mirror



ROOM OF THE WEEK 2.17

As much as I love a beautiful, polished space, I will readily admit that it's just not me. My favorite rooms are definitely the ones that have a little more organic character to them...
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Something a bit more like this! The space still holds some glamorous gems, like the lucite coffee table and velveteen chair (how stunning are the lines in the piece, by the way?), but elements like the sisal rug, country-inspired daybed and industrial desk area bring a casual feel to the room that balances things out so nicely. And let's talk for a minute about that wall! I can't tell if it's faux or real, but the distressed finish is reminiscent of aging frescoes in Italian villas, and therefore quite fantastic, if you ask me! Not to mention a huge space dedicated to an inspiration board. Yes please!

Sadly, I have no idea where this image came from (a little help?) so can't offer much insight to the actual function of this space, but it looks like an office area to me (see the other little desk to the left?) I, however, would feel right at home making this my living room. Would you?

*update! resource found: atlanta homes & lifestyles via my new favorite tumblr the house home