While categories--like French industrial--and labels are important in the world of interior design, they can sometimes hinder creativity when you go to put pieces together in a room, and especially so in the kitchen. Words like "industrial" and "French country" draw up two very different images in the designer's mind—like apples and oranges. But who doesn't like fruit salad? (I really hope, for the sake of my point, that you love fruit salad).
Striving to design a French industrial country kitchen? Read on for our tips on blending these two distinct styles for a kitchen look you love!
So now you're in love with the French industrial country look (or at least, we know we are), but how exactly do you start designing? Our advice is to start with French Country. Use the white or neutral basics associated with the style (light hardwoods, white cabinets, etc.) as a backdrop to work with. Then you can go from there and add in industrial accents (lighting, seating, islands, tables, or decor) to create a detailed and layered look to add a cool, urban edge to your kitchen. Voila--instant French industrial country kitchen magic!
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So now you're in love with the French industrial country look (or at least, we know we are), but how exactly do you start designing? Our advice is to start with French Country. Use the white or neutral basics associated with the style (light hardwoods, white cabinets, etc.) as a backdrop to work with. Then you can go from there and add in industrial accents (lighting, seating, islands, tables, or decor) to create a detailed and layered look to add a cool, urban edge to your kitchen. Voila--instant French industrial country kitchen magic!
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