Exposed brick, steel shelving, concrete counters and black metal details for lofts, condos and anyone who loves a workshop feel.
Industrial style borrows from factories and warehouses: raw materials, exposed structure and tough, honest surfaces. It has a natural home in Nashville lofts, converted buildings and urban condos, and it also works in houses where the owners want a kitchen that feels like a workshop for cooking. It is unpretentious and confident, and it pairs especially well with great lighting.
Typical elements include exposed brick or block, steel-framed shelves, stainless steel or concrete counters, black or oil-rubbed metal fixtures, open shelving and tall windows. Cabinets are often flat-panel in dark paint or a worn wood, with simple pulls. Floors may be polished concrete, plank wood or large-format tile. Warm bulbs, wood and a few plants keep the look inviting. Planning matters because exposed conduit, ducts and finishes need to be tidy to look intentional.
Brick, block and beams.
Shelving and frames.
Tough and honest.
Warm filament and cage fixtures.
Warmth against metal.
Charcoal, black, rust.
Concrete and SoapstoneDistinctive surfaces with a handmade, matte character: poured or fabricated concrete and naturally dark, soft-textured soapstone.Explore 
Wall Removal and BeamsSafe removal of structural walls with engineered beams, posts and temporary supports, finished so the opening looks like…Explore 
Gas Line and CooktopsNew or relocated gas lines, ranges and cooktops connected with proper shutoffs, pressure testing and inspection.Explore 
Ceilings and BeamsBox beams, reclaimed beams, coffered and tray ceilings, paneled and smooth finishes that give the kitchen overhead interest.Explore 
Condo and Townhome KitchensKitchen remodels designed around association rules, shared walls, limited access and building systems, with minimal disruption to neighbors.Explore Take the quiz, walk your kitchen with a checklist or ballpark a budget.
Which Kitchen Remodel Do I Need? QuizAnswer five questions about your kitchen, your goals and your budget to see which services to start with.Try it 
Kitchen Walkthrough Checklist and Priority ScorerTick what you see as you walk your kitchen and get a priority list of what to fix first, from safety issues to quick wins.Try it 
Kitchen Remodel Budget PlannerPick a job, set the size and add extras to see a ballpark planning range for your kitchen.Try it Warm wood, soft lighting and textiles balance the hard materials.
Yes, when they are tidy and painted. It is part of the look.
Yes. Use a few industrial elements rather than the full warehouse look.
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