11. The subtle pop of colors | Wood and Concrete
Keeping the walls and ceiling in the monochromatic shade, artworks or antique elements are used as high-lighters. These create amazing contrasts with the concrete walls as shown in the example above.
12. Textures
By using the same material palette of wood and concrete, experimentation could be done in the different textures of these materials. As shown above, it could be observed that the furniture, flooring, and walls have wood with different patterns and textures.
The concrete on the ceiling is also of a distinct pattern and blends with the overall design.
13. Interior elements
The example shown above has an entire range of elements made in wood and concrete. Not just the walls and ceiling but the furniture too is made from the same materials. This creates a homogenous palette for the entire space.
14. High-lighting the ceiling
The example shown above has concrete used on vertical surfaces, while the ceiling has wooden material. The wood on the ceiling is used in a way that makes the beams look like the joist. This enhances the space where the ceiling is highlighted.
15. Wooden floors | Wood and Concrete
The walls in this interior space are completely made in concrete, which has a grainy texture. While the floor is cladded in timber. It has structural material as its natural finishing for interiors. The space looks subtle and neat with a monochromatic palette and wooden floor finish.
16. Play of volumes
The mentioned example shows the use of monochromatic volumes made of concrete. The entire space has similar material and has a play of light.
17. Creating subtle vibes
Concrete walls act as a canvas for other elements to pop up. This subtle simple style of space looks extremely elegant and warm for home decor.
18. Contrasting colors
Wood and concrete can be used together to create beautiful contrasts as the above-shown example. Both being different texture-wise and visually, could create a minimal but strong space design.
19. Fabric
This example shows the use of appropriate fabrics along with wood and concrete. The theme is consistent throughout the materials as well as the fabrics used.
20. Vintage Industrial Design Theme | Wood and Concrete
The entire vibe of the space is based on the concept of a vintage industrial design theme. The old, unfinished, and rustic concrete walls are used with spiral staircases to create the theme.
