If you love unconventional interior styles that bring a real dose of personality to a room, you should definitely consider steampunk. Industrial machinery is at the heart of this style, complemented by elegant Victorian and gothic themes. Although this combination might seem unconventional, we’ve spotted some design examples that perfectly showcase the style.

Origin
This unique style that embraces elegance and machinery has its origins in the 19th century. Steampunk borrows elements from different styles, resulting in a versatile look that sets it apart. The industrial revolution significantly impacted this style, as we see in the detailing. By exposing mechanical features and industrial elements, the steampunk style celebrates this era of innovation.  Photo Credit: HouzzColor scheme
Choosing a color scheme is the first step to implementing the steampunk style in your home. You might expect a moody and dark color scheme in a style heavily influenced by gothic themes, but this isn’t always the case. 
Although steampunk borrows many elements from Victorian and gothic styles, it has a signature color scheme that is dominated by sepias, mainly consisting of warm tones. You might have noticed the burnt orange, deep lime, cyan, and pale violet hues. 
Photo Credit: HouzzWhen creating a steampunk mood board, many designers will enhance it with textures for a luxury feel. Metallic copper and bronze will flatter the warm tones, so they are i...