When it comes to industrial style, many people think of double-decker rooms like factory workshops and slightly rough wrought iron furniture. The industrial style is rough, mysterious and full of personal characteristics. The masculine, calm and rational texture created by black, white and gray is the way of industrial style.

It originated in Europe at the end of 19. At that time, the landmark Eiffel Tower in Paris was built. With the design of the Eiffel Tower spread to all parts of Europe and America, a lot of furniture with the Eiffel Tower as a variant has been produced.

After World War II, American manufacturing industry developed, and the application of materials and technology became more and more mature. More and more abundant materials such as plastics, plates and alloys are used in the design of industrial furniture. P.A.M's "practical, affordable and mass production"-"practical, affordable and mass production" was the trend of thought at that time.

With the prevalence of new materials, in the 1990s, a new generation of hippies engaged in art, culture and design began to spend a lot of time in restaurants, cafes and studios. Their aesthetic orientation had a direct impact on the third space, which directly contributed to the popularity of industrial styles in today's era.

The elements of industrial home environment generally include metal figures, metals, brick walls, glassware, artistic light bulbs, wooden tables, iron containers, bare pipes, geometric shelves and so on. Decorating with these elements can create a three-dimensional space with a strong sense of retro.

It went from its birthplace in Europe to the United States, and then Asia fell all the way. Now, almost every big city in the world can see the theme of industrial style decoration, which itself exudes rough and mysterious characteristics.

Components of industrial wind used in chemical plants: nitrogen, oxygen, carbon dioxide, water vapor and other components.