Brutalist interiors are, it’s fair to say, not everyone’s cup of tea. Brutalism is an exploration of materials and textures in design, but its expressive forms and focus on how buildings are constructed mean that the resulting homes, and their interiors, are divisive.
They’re spaces often defined by exposed brick, steel beams and, of course, concrete – all materials that undoubtedly have a beauty to them, but while some people adore the stark minimalist aesthetic of traditional brutalism, others may feel that the elements of this interior design style are too harsh to create a cosy interior.
Other people still fall somewhere in the middle. The allure of beautiful buildings with brutalist-style architecture or materials can be great, but there’s still this desire to create a home that feels, well,…
