The real stuff isn’t isn’t “industrial design-able” (being made from re-purposed found articles)
I agree with this, it is a highly customized craft aesthetic. I do like the industrial, re-purposed details, but as a trend that was ‘supposed’ to hit in '10, really hasn’t. It still lingers on and I do think it is fading. I believe consumers of this style like the intricacy of it, the individualist identity. Not as a mass-produced line of products, though. Square peg, round hole situation.