There's just something about major cities that like industrial interior design. Think brick walls, exposed beams, and natural materials. It's far from elegant and yet it's in a class of its own. You'll also find that it's a popular look in luxury apartments in big metropolises like New York, Paris, Barcelona, and of course, London! You'd think that the British capital would be all about traditional and classic styles, right? And yet this slightly edgy, '
unfinished' look is also a favorite among many locals. Take, for instance, these gorgeous
luxury apartments in London. These are some of the chicest homes in the city!
West Grove
More often than not, you think of the Industrial interior design style as edgy, youthful, and somewhat rebellious. But this four-bedroom luxury home on West Grove proves it can be cozy and homely too. Sure, at first glance this place looks like the kind of hang-out that teenagers or young professionals frequent, but it's also a bright and sunny apartment. This is thanks in large part to the stark white walls and many windows here. The honey-colored floorboards also add a gentle touch to the whole place, making it for any family who wants to
move to London and start a new life here.
Weston Street
In this here London luxury apartment on Weston Street, rustic elegance meets the industrial vibe. Looking more like a cabin than your average luxury London flat, you can practically hear, smell, and feel the
English countryside. Sure, the brick walls and exposed beams are signature qualities of the industrial interior design style, but arched windows and light-colored floorboards will make you think that you're in a cottage in the woods. Fortunately, this place has three bedrooms that can fit an entire family. You can easily make this your new family home in the city and the kids will love the quaint storybook vibe of it all!
King Henry's Road IV
For a more different take on this
popular interior design style in London, look at this gorgeous two-bedroom apartment on King Henry's Road. Like many of the London luxury homes featured so far, this has a gentle approach to the interior design aesthetic. Instead of red bricks, the walls here are painted white, adding a more effervescent glow to the already sunny rental. Even the exposed beams are painted white too; as if it's an elegant farmhouse somewhere in Nottingham or Devon. Paired with vintage-looking furniture and appliances, this place ups the ante in terms of novel old-world-like luxury apartments in London for rent!
Gironde Road
Prefer a more chic approach to the industrial interior design style? Check out this two-bedroom flat on Gironde Road in the Fulham
neighborhood of London! With its brick walls and exposed beams, it has the unfinished aesthetic down pat but it doesn't look incomplete too! That's because the decor is also exceptional. The oriental rug and brocade-upholstered ottoman add a tinge of bohemian spirit to the space. But it's the sleek white kitchen that keeps everything feeling fresh and modern. And the bedrooms? Covered in white walls to make for cozy spaces! What's not to love?
Clink Wharf
Located along the River Thames, this one-bedroom waterfront luxury apartment in London is already prime real estate! Only in this amazing rental can you have breakfast overlooking the river every day and see boats and ships go by! Doesn't that sound exciting? And in terms of the interior design style, the aesthetic is all over the place! With brick walls all over, sleek furniture, and even cement-finish tiles, this home is as industrial as it can get! The best part is that you can open up the bedroom for a bigger space and it turns into a massive studio apartment. Sounds pretty cool, right?
Stylish Warehouse Apartment
This stylish solo apartment near London Bridge is perfect if you're all on your own in the big city. Though the warehouse rental is big enough to fit four people at a time, imagine how much space you get to enjoy when you're the only one there! The industrial look by way of brick walls and wooden furniture adds both a vintage appeal and a slightly rough edge to the whole place. And it's often these sorts of visual cues that rile up creatives too. If you're an artist or a designer, don't you see yourself staying at a place like this?
Modern & Bright One-Bedroom Apartment
When they said that this one-bedroom apartment at the heart of the Bethnal Green district of London is modern and bright, they weren't kidding! Thanks to the floor-to-ceiling windows and that amazing balcony that overlooks the area, you can get as much sunlight in this place as you want. During the day, you barely have to open the lights anymore. But don't worry! You can easily install blinds or curtains if you want more privacy. The bare simplicity of the industrial interior design leaves you a little exposed but you can solve that with no problem at all!
There's just something about the Industrial interior design that pairs well with London's city vibe, right? It's no wonder that many of the best luxury apartments in London adopted this particular aesthetic. And they're absolutely chic!
