Minimalist Style Interior Design

Minimalist Style Interior Design

- Description: Minimalist style focuses on simplifying every element in the space, from shape, color to function. All unnecessary details are removed, keeping only what is really necessary to optimize space and natural light.

- Color palette: The color palette is mainly neutral tones such as white, gray, black, and some light pastel colors. The simplicity in color helps the space become spacious and creates a peaceful feeling.

- Furniture: Minimalist interiors are often compact and highly functional, with few details. Furniture is often kept to a minimum, avoiding clutter while still ensuring comfort.

- Origin: This style originated in Japan and Northern Europe in the 1960s, where the minimalist philosophy permeated the design of spaces. Both regions emphasized neatness, tranquility and harmony with nature.

- Patterns: Patterns in minimalist style are almost non-existent. The surfaces of objects and furniture are often smooth and flat, without complex details, to emphasize elegance and cleanliness.

- How to apply: This style is applied by creating as much empty space as possible. Furniture and decorations are kept to a minimum, creating an airy, uncluttered space, allowing natural light to spread throughout the room.

- Soft furnishings: Soft furnishings in minimalist style are often light and simple, such as thin rugs, light curtains and solid-colored throw pillows, all without interrupting the simplicity and sophistication of the space.

Minimalist style is suitable for those who love cleanliness, tidiness and want to optimize their living space while still ensuring sophistication and modernity.

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