Kitchens and Cabinets by WRKBNCH
Industrial Rustic
WRKBNCH has long been a well kept secret for those seeking high-end bespoke cabinets, but the brand is about to find its way into many more little black books with the recent opening of its first showroom in Shoreditch, London.
It is a great showcase for WRKBNCH's own collections, including kitchen units with unique crate-like design features in distinctive hues and the Box collection of multifunctional cabinets, all of which share the same distinctive industrial-rustic style. We particularly like BOX*K, a Swiss-Army-knife-like kitchenette and BOX*C, a freestanding cabinet which can be fashioned into a deluxe home office or vanity table. Cocktail-philes would love BOX*B, an aquarium-esque cabinet with glass walls to show off your collection of craft gins, all illuminated by a moody industrial style light bulb. Surely you cannot get more Shoreditch than that.
Links
The Art of Apartment Living by Art Buro - Paris
The Art of Apartment Living by Art Buro - London
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Product Inspiration
Combine the industrial and the rustic with furniture such as the Zumitz low table from Alki, the Overdyed side chair from Diesel Living and the Triangle chair from Stellar Works. 
For lighting which combines the industrial look with an element of craft try the Escappa suspension light from Scott Pirie, the Multilamp floor lamp from Seletti and the Elmetta table light from Incipit.
The Pepe marble mirror from Menu would look great with the WRKBNCH cabinets, as would the Tip Top Limousine tray from Ghidini 1961 and the Pipework candlestick from Nick Fraser.
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