Remember, you don't have to fill space with things to make it personal. Minimalism has an intention and thought behind everything that is included in your design 11. One of the most important questions you can ask yourself when it comes to minimalist design isn't what you put in your house, it's why you choose to include that item. Get furniture that matches your walls! Initially, that might not sound like an appealing option, but as you can see above, it works if you do it right! 10. Regardless of the reason, there are a few tricks you can use to make your rooms feel bigger. Many people become introduced to the idea of minimalism through necessity, needing more space and becoming attracted to the idea of living with less. From the furniture to the walls, the variety comes from the shapes, rather than the colors. While this room is fairly monochromatic, it gets shaken up by the mixture of straight, hard lines, and softer, curved ones. That being said, if you do include something that attracts a little more attention, it's going to be the clear focus of the room. With minimalism generally comes a lack of anything over the top, ostentatious, or super attention-grabbing. One of the many perks of minimalism is the ease with which you can create a focus in your home. When you consider "less is more", that may suggest a step away from detail, when it reality it's an encouragement to focus on the importance of the things you have, instead of the desire to fill space with unimportant things. But when it's happening too much, you draw attention away from the empty space, which is a focal point of minimalism. Muted Colorsīright colors will draw attention to specific parts of the room, which isn't always a bad thing. For example, the couch, chair, and walls are all the same color, providing a cohesive, blended look that makes things warm and friendly. CoordinationĪ good trick to make it appear as though your room is less crowded than it really is? Use the same colors when dealing with different surfaces. You can tell that even though there aren't very many different objects in the room, they are all very intentionally chosen, which is the important part. This room embraces the idea of minimalism that most people think of when they hear it.
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The color grey is split between the couch, carpet, and TV stand, while the brown has been claimed by the tables and chairs. This room, however, splits up the colors between the different sets of furniture. This room is another example that utilizes just two main color schemes, grey and brown.
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