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Pave your way into style with a cement chic design trend. This modern-masculine take on the industrial style is durable, edgy and easy to mesh with a wide variety of colors and designs. Whether you’re looking to revamp your kitchen or revitalize your bedroom, bring a contemporary twist to your home with concrete accents.
Bed(room) Rock
Bed(room) Rock
With its neutral tones and clean, natural look, cement décor blends seamlessly with a wide range of patterns and styles – making it an excellent option for your Family Room and bedroom. Achieve an edgy, modern atmosphere and make a statement with rock-solid décor choices, such as vases, coasters and bedside or coffee tables.
Cooking Up Concrete
Modernize your kitchen and dining area with bold and beautiful cement accents. Craft a cooking space fit for a gourmet chef with countertops of concrete that won’t get chopped up while you’re dicing ingredients, or place a clean-edged cement table in your dining room for a refined design.
For a more subtle option, add concrete bowls, plates, salt-and-pepper shakers, jars and centerpieces to your kitchen and dining room. If you have indoor plants, replace their ceramic or plastic pots with ones made of cement or gray stone.
Cooking Up Concrete
A Solid Style for Any Bathroom
A Solid Style for Any Bathroom
Because of the enduring quality of cement, this trend is ideal to freshen up your bathroom with a new look that will last the trial of time. Create an elegant and modern ambience by showing off your style with dark, cement accessories – such as soap holders, trash bins, cups and tissue boxes – for a quick and inexpensive way to spruce up your space.
With cement chic, you can bring an industrial sophistication to your home. Simply mixed and matched with a variety of other styles, concrete accents are ideal for making any room a modern masterpiece.
Note: This article features inspirational design trends and may not be representative of options available through David Weekley Homes.
