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How To: Create a Rustic, Industrial Look

There's a new look, and it looks like it's here to stay a while - the Industrial look! Whether it's antique or you just made it look antique, the industrial look is on its way in. Check out some modern home decor to liven up your home!


Industrial Lead Piping

Lead piping is definitely at the top of the "Industrial Home Decor" list. Shelving, towel bars, paper towel holders, tables, you name it, it can probably be made with industrial piping.

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DIY Wood Wall

This really is a great DIY project if you've never done one before. It's just like laying a floor, but instead, it's on your wall. The pieces snap together easily, and your finished product gives your home a rustic, industrial look everyone will love.

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Industrial Lighting

This is a big one. There's tons of lighting options to choose from, and tons of ways to set the light up to function properly. Often, you'll see the lights hanging from a wire wrapped around a metal pipe or piece of rough cut wood.

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