8 Portraits of Celebrity Dwellings with Industrial Style, Every Corner Beautiful

Kapanlagi.com - Not just a place of shelter, a home is also the most comfortable place to return to. Everyone certainly desires a comfortable dwelling, especially after a day of activities at the office, school, or elsewhere. The home becomes a highly coveted resting place.

It's no wonder that many individuals nowadays plan their homes with various themes and concepts, ranging from minimalist, Scandinavian, to modern or traditional styles. Even celebrities adjust the design of their homes to achieve personal satisfaction and comfort.

One of the popular home concepts among some Indonesian celebrities is the industrial concept. In this concept, designers highlight the original structure of the building, such as leaving the walls open without painting to reveal the original brick structure, thus creating an impression of an unfinished building. However, homes with this industrial concept actually have their own aesthetic appeal.

Curious to know which celebrities have homes with an industrial style concept? The information will be revealed on Friday (07/06/2024).

1. Daniel Mananta

Celebrity house portrait with industrial style (Source: kapanlagi.com/Muhammad Akrom Sukarya)

After a long career in the entertainment industry in the homeland, Daniel Mananta successfully achieved his dream of owning a luxurious house in South Jakarta. This two-story house stands out with an unusual design concept of urban loft industrial.

The different impression than usual is further evident from the variety of furniture and interior elements in brown, black, and white colors that harmoniously blend with the house structure made of wood and iron.

2. Ayudia Bing Slamet and Ditto

Portrait of celebrity homes with industrial style (Source: Instagram/@ayudiac)

By combining modern and industrial elements, Ayudia Bing Slamet and Ditto's house feels comfortable. The white walls and minimalist furniture add to the beauty of their house, even though it is decorated simply.

3. Dwi Sasono and Widi Mulia

Portrait of celebrity homes with industrial style (Source: Instagram/@dwisasono)

In their house design, Dwi Sasono and Widi Mulia also applied the industrial concept. They chose a combination of eclectic industrial style for several areas in the house. It can be recognized from the gray walls that give an imperfect impression to the building.

4. Sabai Morscheck and Ringgo Agus

Portrait of celebrity homes with industrial style (Source: Instagram/@sabaidieter)

Sabai and Ringgo's industrial appearance is strong in their kitchen area. Initially, they chose gray as the background color for the walls, creating an unfinished impression.

Dark colors dominate their kitchen space, using metal materials for the cookerhood. However, they decided to renovate to make the kitchen look brighter while still maintaining a modern industrial touch.

5. Al Ghazali

Portrait of celebrity homes with industrial style (Source: YouTube/@Verrel Bramasta)

Al Ghazali, the eldest son of Ahmad Dhani and Maia Estianty, chose to apply elegant industrial design to his residence. In his private bedroom, he highlights the walls with original brick structure to create a distinctive industrial style atmosphere.

6. Cella Kotak

Portrait of celebrity homes with industrial style (Source: Instagram/aloen.architect)

A guitarist from the band Kotak has married Carolyna Dewi and settled in Jogja. There, he built an interesting house with an industrial style in the northern and rural areas of Jogja.

For a long time, Cella has dreamed of having a house in Jogja to escape from the busyness of the capital city. The design of his dream house was done by a friend of his, Aloen, who is also a musician from Jogja and now becomes an architect.

7. Jessica Iskandar

Portrait of celebrity homes with industrial style (Source: YouTube/@Atta Halilintar)

Jessica Iskandar's residence has a minimalist industrial design. Together with her son, El Barack, she occupies a house with gray walls and rough texture, resembling unfinished painted walls.

Jessica's kitchen is connected to a wooden bar table and a stainless steel kitchen set, showcasing the harmony of the room with the industrial concept.

8. Zaskia Adya Mecca and Hanung Bramantyo

Portrait of celebrity homes with industrial style (Source: Instagram/@zaskiaadyamecca)

In Zaskia's Instagram post, a classic house design can be seen combined with the industrial concept chosen by Zaskia and Hanung Bramantyo. From the exterior, their house looks like a half-finished building with brick, wood, and unpainted walls, showcasing the characteristic of industrial style.

9. Some Questions from Netizens About Industrial Style Homes

10. What is Meant by Industrial Homes?

According to Masterclass, inspiration for industrial house design style comes from factory buildings that still maintain the atmosphere of the Industrial Revolution era. Its characteristic often involves open architectural elements, such as pipes, bricks, concrete materials, and simple design principles.

11. What is the Concept of Industrial Buildings?

Industrial interior design takes inspiration from 19th-century factory buildings. The origin of this concept comes from practices in Europe, where unused factory buildings are often left unchanged in their original condition.

12. What is Modern Industry?

The appropriate choice is to adopt the concept of modern industry. Emphasis is placed on simple design with the use of special exposed materials. The architectural style adopted is similar to abandoned factory buildings. Previously, this concept was popular in cafe or restaurant designs, but now it has expanded into home interior design.

13. What are the Characteristics of Industrial Interior Design?

Usually, the applied colors tend to be dark and monochromatic, such as black, white, gray, or grey. The materials commonly used include steel, wood, rubber, cotton fabric, ceramics, and stone.

14. What is Industrial Interior Design?

Industrial interior design is a perfect harmony between form and function. Taking inspiration from the raw structures in factory environments, this style generally includes hidden elements such as bricks, concrete, cables, pipes, and ducts.

(kpl/nov)