Warm industrial

Explore how to effortlessly navigate the moody farmhouse kitchen trend, a design that marries rustic warmth with modern sophistication. Learn key decorating tips to achieve the perfect balance of dark tones, natural elements, and vintage charm in your kitchen. Whether you're aiming for a full renovation or a simple refresh, our guide offers practical advice and inspiration to help you embrace the moody farmhouse aesthetic with ease, creating a kitchen space that's both stylish and inviting.

Are you ready for some kitchen talk? Let’s do this! I gave a quick preview in my Before Tour video if you missed it, but now it’s time to get into the details and walk you through my thought process. Let me remind you that this is a flip house, so there’s a slightly different approach. I […]

Converting an old farm into a warm industrial farmhouse with big view on an old brick wall, original wooden beams and the beautiful area around the farmhouse.

This modern industrial bathroom features a striking combination of raw materials and sleek design elements. With its concrete walls, black metal accents, and warm wooden tones, the space exudes a contemporary yet rugged aesthetic. Key characteristics of industrial design include the use of raw and unfinished materials, such as exposed brick, concrete, and metal. Modern […]

Explore creative basement living room ideas and transform your unused basement into a warm, inviting space for family gatherings and relaxation. Dive into modern minimalist designs, cozy rustic ideas, and chic industrial concepts that can dramatically elevate your basement aesthetics.

Sruthi and Gautam sought to create a cozy home with "come sit here and chill" vibes, something that would fit their family's personality.

Bask in cozy intimacy with a small-scale exposed brick living room, blending modern hygge with warm textiles and earthy hues. The artful juxtaposition of minimalism and comfort unfolds in this snug urban retreat. See more on Nymphs Daily Blog.

Do you think it's possible to blend the rugged appeal of industrial design with the cozy charm of a farmhouse

Name: Angie Eng, partner, and dogLocation: BrooklynType of home: ApartmentSize: 700 square feetYears lived in: 2 years, renting Tell us a little (or a lot) about your home and the people who live there: Our building was built in 1920 as a frame factory until it was converted into loft apartments. What the space lacks in square footage and walls, it makes up for in sunlight and character.

If you’ve ever watched TV at any point over the last 30 years, there’s a good chance you’ll recognize The Simpsons' living room. Iconic beyond measure, it’s been at the center of many episodes.