Industrial style decoration originated in the mid-20th century. Initially, it was a practical design that transformed old industrial factories and warehouses into residential studios in Europe and the United States, and later gradually developed into a unique style.

Its core features are distinctive: the color palette is mainly based on original tones such as black, white, and gray, creating a simple and mysterious atmosphere; the walls often retain exposed red brick walls or concrete walls to show a raw and rough feeling; furniture mostly uses metal materials (such as metal pipe shelves), paired with old log furniture to balance coldness and warmth; the space pursues openness and spaciousness, without deliberately hiding wires, highlighting individuality; it also incorporates old elements, such as retro lamps and old leather sofas, to add a sense of history and storytelling. Nowadays, it is suitable for various spaces such as attics and apartments, combining practicality and style.