2023

Minimalist style HOME DECOR & FURNITURE

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Minimalist Design
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Minimalist interior design is very similar to

modern interior design and involves using the bare
essentials to create a simple and uncluttered space.
It’s characterised by simplicity, clean lines, and a
monochromatic palette with colour used as an
accent. It usually combines an open floor plan, lots
of light, and functional furniture, and it focuses on
the shape, colour and texture of just a handful of
essential elements.
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History of
minimalist
 History of minimalist
“Simplicity is the ultimate
In visual arts, music and other
media, minimalism is an art movement that
began in post–World War II in Western art,
most strongly with American visual arts in
the 1960s and early 1970s. Prominent artists
associated with minimalism include
Donald Judd, Agnes Martin, Dan Flavin,
Carl Andre, Robert Morris, Anne Truittand
Frank Stella.
Architect Ludwig Mies van der Rohe
(1886–1969) adopted the motto "Less is
more" to describe his aesthetic.[a] His
tactic was one of arranging the
sophistication,, necessary components of a building to
create an impression of extreme
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simplicity—he enlisted every element
and detail to serve multiple visual and
functional purposes; for example,
designing a floor to also serve as the
radiator, or a massive fireplace to also
house the bathroom. Designer
Buckminster Fuller(1895–1983)
adopted the engineer's goal of "Doing
more with less", but his concerns were
oriented toward technology and
engineering rather than aesthetics.
 Elements of minimalist design
Bare essentials
The minimalist approach uses only the essential
elements: light, form and beautiful
materials, usually in an open plan layout,
to create a sense of freedom and
relaxation. There is no excessive
ornamentation and decoration. Instead,
the few details that are used are
uncomplicated and blend harmoniously
into the setting. This might be in the form
of a single artwork adorning a living
room wall, or a beautiful vase on top of
the dining room table.
Clean line
Minimalist furniture and accessories focus on
functionality and practicality. Flat, smooth
surfaces and strong, clean lines create bold
statements that emphasise the essential nature of
each item. You won't find highly patterned
furnishings and accessories or highly detailed
ornamentation. Instead, the focus is on the purity
and simplicity of the shape and form.
Clear and clean benchtops and surfaces, bare walls with
minimal artworks, and the elimination of clutter,
including piles of papers and collections of
knick-knacks are also essential to creating a
minimalist space.
and warm greys softened by aquas and nude tones.
Monochromatic
colour
A monochromatic colour scheme consisting of
whites, beiges and greys are typical of
minimalist-designed spaces.
Our Breathe design trend beautifully captures
the essence of minimalist- design. This trend
looks to reduce forms and colours to their
simplest states, to create airy, bright, and
elegant spaces. The colour palette comprises
light and soft natural shades such as cold
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Why I love this OUR PRODUCTS

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I love this style because:
Creates a Sense of Space:By eliminating
unnecessary clutter and keeping
things simple, minimalist design can
make a space feel larger and more
open, even in smaller rooms.

Minimalism encourages a focus on

functionality. Furniture and decor
items are chosen for their practical
use, enhancing the efficiency of the
space.
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