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Decorating an industrial-style bathroom

The industrial style gained popularity in the 1950s in the United States. The abandoned post-factory buildings became places that began to be widely redeveloped into flats. Initially, industrial interiors were inhabited by young, adventurous people, who were not afraid of harshly decorated rooms with visible brick, ubiquitous metal, and rust colours. In time, however, the style gained recognition on a much broader scale - it crept into the world of design and is now one of the most popular ways to decorate homes. Are you wondering how to industrially design a bathroom in your home? Check out our ideas!