Friday, July 29, 2016

Exposed Concrete

Exposed concrete is a look we love.  It can be used in many different ways, but always adds industrial character to a room.  Adding an element of your design in exposed concrete goes well with a super contemporary scheme or can be mixed with different styles to create a complex look with lots of contrast.

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Source:http://www.mydesignweek.eu/curate-design-projects-couvet-lounge-at-mo2014/

 

A solid concrete island adds a beautiful statement to this contemporary kitchen.  The contrast of the rough exposed concrete and the black lacquered range hood work together well.

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Source:http://ideasgn.com/dreamhouse/concrete-open-kitchen/

 

These cast concrete stairs display a unique use of the material and create an architectural art piece in a home.

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Source:http://www.archdaily.com/332607/a-house-estudio-gmarg_-_casa_a_17-jpg/

 

Distressed concrete tiles line the walls of this restaurant and stay true to its the funky industrial warehouse style.

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Source:http://www.archilovers.com/projects/106039/gallery

 

Custom dark concrete tiles line this contemporary bathroom.  The rich warm wood tones against the dark concrete give this small bathroom a sleek look.

exposed concrete 5

Source:http://picslovin.com/esprit-loft-avec-murs-de-briques-apparentes/

 

Exposed concrete walls and floors line this cozy living room.  The rough exposed brick and simple furnishings make it feel casual and inviting.

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Source:http://www.lampsplus.com/info-center/b/blog/?pi6255=7

 

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