Strength + beauty. For the love of urban industrial, comes a dichotomous blend of utilitarian metal designs and the beauty of raw steel & iron finishes. For the hard-core industrial vibe, choose vintage medicine cabinets, adjustable industrial cast iron tables with glass or marble tops, and for the true industrialist ~ concrete seating. What more could you want for your urban cool, urban industrial lifestyle? [lifestyle photo by gary heller photography].
[photo by Régis Cariou].
1940's strafor medicine cabinet, by Les Nouveaux Brocanteurs brings utility + beauty + industrial design to any urban decor dwelling or big city loft. [photo by Régis Cariou].
Design Collection from French Design House ~ Les Nouveaux Brocanteurs, titled "Indus & Métiers," is an urban industrial dream find and I have to thank the very talented + creative, photographer Régis Cariou for introducing me to such urban industrial coolness. Find Régis and the other talented design team members at Les Nouveaux Brocanteurs or visit www.lesnouveauxbrocanteurs.com for more fabulous industrial wares.
[ genius ~ this is one urban cool industrial chair designed by Stefan Zwicky + is titled "Grand Confort, Sans confort". *special thanks for this updated info from my fabulous design friend Dom Trapp: modern manufacturer ~ Quad > check out his urban cool, modern minimal wares.]
For the true vintage urban industrial enthusiast: a must see urban cool loft filled with one-of-a-kind antique industrial wares + lighting. "It has always been our goal at Get Back, Inc. to find the best in unique industrial design. Started in 2000 by Irish cabinet/furniture makers, experienced in "Old World" craftsmanship, our ability to transform our finds into functional exciting furniture has attracted many top architects, designers, and decorators." ~ GB, Inc.
[the goods on the tables: *1. adjustable industrial cast iron & glass table base, *2. vintage industrial marble & cast iron table]. For pricing + additional information, visit the urban cool crew at Get Back, Inc.
[the sleek beauty of industrial design: a 1970's prototype]from Phillipe Starck.
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i LOVE the industrial look. excellent pics!
ReplyDeleteI'm very into industrail chic, but that might be pushing it just a bit!
ReplyDeletecool stuff, I feel like the "Indus & Métiers" chair could be named "le corbusier in alcatraz" lol
ReplyDeleteLove the medicine cabinet!
ReplyDeleteAll items look good but i like the tables great stuff!
ReplyDeleteThe tables are fantastic.
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Amazing items, heres some more chairs
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invigorating design. Thank you for sharing!
ReplyDeleteLove the concrete chair. It needs a pillow.
ReplyDeleteThat first medicine cab is incredible!!
ReplyDeleteGood to find your site!
wow, just stumbled upon your blog and loving it!
ReplyDeleteExceptional Design for most of the items. One or two pieces will be perfect in any house.
ReplyDeleteYour Blog is fascinating.
Fantastic images. I very much like and admire the industrial design look in some interiors. The old medicine cabinet is superb.
ReplyDeleteI'm liking the marble and iron table. Cutting edge traditional . . . You'd love a new store I've heard about in Houston. I think it's called Installations. French industrialist chic. I haven't been to it yet.....Have a nice weekend, -susan
ReplyDeleteI love this Urban Industrial decor. great finds here, i especially like the medicine chest and the concrete chair (funny comment about it needing a pillow, maybe a stone throw. . .?)
ReplyDeleteThank you for honoring my "New York Water Towers 5" photograph in this.
The concrete chair looks so cool! My only concern is comfort though =)
ReplyDeleteAlso, I am madly in love with those tables.
Any of these pieces could look great in my place :)
ReplyDelete@Laura the name of the chair designed by LeCorbusier is "grand confort" the concrete one is a piece of art from Stefan Zwicky and is called "Grand confort, Sans confort" this name always makes me laught :)
ReplyDeleteThe industrial look makes me think of how "dusty" those times were back then.
ReplyDeleteOh my wow. This is an awesome collection of industrial at it's finest! Great blog I'll be bookmarking!
ReplyDeletedonna @ barnlightelectric
Great pictures I really love this style. I def. will be back and link you !
ReplyDeleteHi Susan, my father was a doctor and he has the first one piece and he sold it!!! What a pity, i loved it but I had no place to keep it!
ReplyDeleteI invite you to see my blogs, there you can see my wall decals' collection and laptop skins:
http://mapiurka.blogspot.com/
http://mapiurka-notebooks.blogspot.com/
If you want, we can change links
Best regards, Maricel