The rustic, lived-in look of an industrial farmhouse kitchen is enhanced by so many little touches. In this kitchen, the raw, exposed beam gives a nod to the origins of the structure while the beadboard cabinetry and the well-worn, wide-planked wood flooring give the space a relaxed and comfortable feel. The darker color of the countertops and the small kitchen island add a hint of elegance as does the... 
As you ponder the history and progression of American-made light fixtures — c’mon, we know you think about lighting as much as we do! — the classic RLM warehouse shade is one fixture that has stood the test of time and is as popular today as it was back in the 1930s and 40s when it was first manufactured. Take this inviting kitchen space that has all the spirit of the industrial... 
In a city as old as Boston, there is precious little “new” space. So when the owners of West Bridge, a new restaurant in the historic area of Cambridge, were searching for a suitable space, they moved into the shuttered Boston Woven Hose Factory — think fire hoses — near the Longfellow Bridge which spans the Charles River from Boston into Cambridge. Many of the original features of... 
We’ve all thought about it. C’mon, admit it! You’d love to chuck all the excess “stuff” that tends to accumulate over the years and live more simply with less room and less stuff. Portland, Oregon interior designer Jessica Helgerson took that leap and has been living for over a year in a 540-square-foot cottage on five acres of farmland. The house, located on an island on the... 
One of the best things about the industrial design trend is that by choosing singular pieces of industrial decor and lighting, it can give a home such personality — one that’s completely different from the guy next door. While his fixtures came from the big box store down the street where every other builder shopped, a vintage industrial find is something that may have a familiar feel yet is... 
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