Statement Pieces - Industrial Vintage & Retro Modern Upcycled Designs

The goal of a statement inducing piece is the be a focal point of a design to catch attention when walking into a room. Statement pieces set the tone for your home, but they also convey your personality and interests to guests. Let your statement piece stand out with one or several HomeStreetHome's industrial vintage & retro-modern upcycled pieces. Our scene-stealing designs are ethically sourced from around the globe. 

Each of our upcycled statement pieces features a rich and colourful past that we're happy to share! One of our favourite pieces - A breakfast counter bar with a 'Massy Ferguson 35' Bonnet- directly relates to Ireland's own Harry Ferguson, who led a very colourful life indeed. In addition, we provide a range of modern, funky upcycled designs that add to the fun factor. Our statement designs will work well in any home, bar, nightclub, restaurant, and office. Some of our statement pieces have been featured in hospitality designs by Lyrath Estate, Fallon & Byrne, Fia Cafes, Tani Sushi Bar and more! Remember, it's a statement piece - thinking outside of the box makes a statement on its own. Below we highlight some of the ways to think outside of the box with these pieces.

• Redefine Statement Pieces. A statement piece isn't limited to a sculpture or accent decor. They can be functional too. From an upcycled counter bar to vintage seating, statement pieces can do double duty than just decor.
• Wow, Factor. Life is too short to make a bland statement. Have fun with it; even if your preferred style isn't whimsical or playful, you can still strike a balance with a piece that brings some fun into the space. 
• Colour Psychology. The statement you're looking to make can help you choose the best piece for you and the perfect colour. Colour is powerful, and a statement piece is a great way to incorporate it into a design scheme.
• Layered Statement Pieces. It takes a bit of work to ensure two or more statement pieces work harmoniously in a space. Consider a statement piece as the star of the show. But many shows have two leads that play off each other - two statement pieces can do the same.