This stylishly sleek steel interior design is conceived and arranged by Sweedish firm Studio Richard Lindvall for Bad Lab Beer Co — a popular craft brewery from Somersworth. The industrial space that the design firm overhauled is located in New Hampshire. It is characterized by concrete floors, exposed ducts and other features that communicate the style of the spacious site. To bring about a contemporary and unified aesthetic, Studio Richard Lindvall chooses to embrace the stainless steel hits contained within the machinery, as well as the frames of the sizable windows.
The space includes an open-concept kitchen and a dining room. The steel interior design brings together the different aspects of Bad Lab Beer Co's location quite nicely. The idea was to embrace the original details found in the industrial setting by adding a few other influences to "accentuate and compliment."
Photo Credits: Johan Annerfelt
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Industrial Interior Design
- Opportunity for businesses to create contemporary and unified aesthetics in industrial spaces through the use of steel and other industrial elements.
- Craft Brewery Design
- Potential for breweries to incorporate steel interior designs to enhance their branding and create a unique atmosphere.
- Unified Aesthetic
- Rise of design concepts that bring together various elements to create a cohesive and visually appealing environment.
Sectors Adopting This
- Interior Design
- Opportunity for interior designers to offer specialized services in creating industrial-themed interiors using steel and other industrial materials.
- Craft Beer Industry
- Breweries can differentiate themselves by adopting unique interior design concepts that incorporate steel and industrial elements to create a distinctive brand image.
- Restaurant and Hospitality Industry
- Restaurants and bars can explore steel interior designs to create an industrial-inspired ambiance that appeals to contemporary and design-conscious customers.
