Industrial-style interior design: proposals for a grey bathroom

Find out how industrial style highlights the essence of any space, how it is possible to shape a grey bathroom with solid materials and imperfect finishes, which enhances what others would prefer to hide. Just like the young New Yorkers who transformed old factories in apartments in the 1950s, we invite you to leave pipes and concrete in plain view and to go for wood or worn-looking metal. We would like you to check that the quintessential neutral color is not boring, but versatile and timeless, both in bathroom furniture and in freestanding baths or shower trays that will add the final touch to your grey-colored bathroom.

To let the sobriety of neutral colors rule in your bathroom space, we suggest you start with an element as essential as the toilet. This might come as a surprise, but you will be able to replicate in the WC the color of cement found in the factories that inspired the industrial-style interior design.

If you are attracted by the sophistication of modern bathrooms in grey shades, the Khroma collection will conquer you not only because of the original outline of its WCs but also by allowing you to choose a backrest and toilet cover in Silver Grey, a color also available for the bidet.

If, on the other hand, you prefer the attention to detail of vintage bathrooms, the Carmen collection allows you to customize your baroque-inspired WCs with seats and covers in Dark Grey. Go for the color contrast of grey and white bathrooms with these retro-style WCs that you will also combine with the bidet cover.

If you thought that grey-colored bathrooms could not surprise you, you will now see that there are multiple ways of capturing the most characteristic neutral color. Express what’s inside you and reflect your personality in bathroom furniture units, adapting their design and color to your way of looking at life.

Following in the footsteps of the toilet and the bidet, the furniture units and the column of the Carmen collection are manufactured in Dark Grey and satin finish, with drawers and doors filled with elegance due to the exquisiteness of their carving. Carmen brings us the best of another era by being based on essential classic materials in industrial style: its furniture units are manufactured in natural wood combined with marble countertops.

If you are searching for a more contemporary industrial décor, you have different options. Based on your preferences, go for the lacquered furniture units with no handles of the Kalahari collection, the asymmetrical design of Anima or the greater amount of drawers of the Victoria-N collection.

Discover how to travel in time with the Newcast collection, whose impressive freestanding bath in Grey color invites us to take refuge in the elegance of cast iron, combining its sober exterior with a White interior. In the Newcast baths, the final touch is added by their exclusive feet in any of the three available designs as their chrome finish turns them into the best choice to opt for industrial decoration in your grey-colored bathroom.

If you face the dilemma of choosing a bath or a shower tray and you go for the second option or, why not, for both, a shower tray in slate might be what you need to finish decorating your grey bathroom. The Terran, Helios and Aquos shower trays fit perfectly into the industrial style not only by inviting you to reproduce the tonality of slate or cement, but also by emulating their characteristic reliefs. You will be able to choose a resin shower tray with a visible steel grid or a more even finish with a drain hidden by a Stonex® cover in the same shade as the shower tray.

Finally, we focus on the walls and floors of the bathroom that will define the industrial décor by selecting bathroom tiles that replicate cement and concrete.

With pure textures inspired by monochrome cement, the Plaster and Melt collections for floors are especially designed for neutral spaces that require the utmost endurance. The bathroom tiles in Gris, Antracita, Arena and Taupe allow you to choose from different color intensities and from two irregular finishing options: the one replicating hand painting, Plaster, or the formwork, Melt.

As for the ideal wall tile for your industrial-style bathroom, you have several collections to choose from, such as the minimalistic subway tiles from Color Collection, the look of worn cement of Claqué or the Room collection, which features smooth bathroom floor tiles and others with a cobbled stone effect or in the shape of planks. In addition to pure Grey, they all have similar shades such as Grafito, Visón, Taupe or Tender Gray, with the contrast of colors such as Blanco, ideal to add dynamism to small grey bathrooms.