It’s all about raw, industrial finishes these days, from plywood to concrete. Concrete is turning into a global trend for interior designers. But you have

Pigeon Creek Residence Living - Contemporary - Living Room - Grand Rapids - by Lucid Architecture | Houzz

Kitchen cabinets made from concrete blocks and removable patches of carpet that function as flip-flops can be found inside this Tokyo apartment by architects TANK. Elsewhere, the architects also used concrete blocks to create low partitions defining the boundaries between rooms. The only fully enclosed rooms are the adjoined toilet and bathroom, which are entered though a

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The outside of the house is built with cinder blocks, giving it a sturdy, yet slightly rough-around-the edges look. But the fortress-like concept serves another purpose.

Image 43 of 69 from gallery of Inverdon House / Chloe Naughton. Photograph by Benjamin Hosking

Mardi and Anton Watts’s house sits snugly between its neighbors on a sundrenched, pedestrian-only street in Hermosa Beach, California. From the front deck, cooled by breezes from the Pacific, they can watch an easygoing procession of passersby clad i

Image 7 of 22 from gallery of Georgia House / ARKITITO Arquitetura. Photograph by Fran Parente

Textured surfaces and sculptural staircases are some of the ways that concrete can be used in home interiors. See 10 popular examples from Pinterest.