Features and Tips for Minimalism in Interior Design

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Minimalism as a Lifestyle

Today, minimalism has gone beyond design and architecture to become a way of life. Thousands of people identify themselves as minimalists, meaning they reject all excess in their lives — how they live, eat, dress, and communicate. All of this for a simpler and freer life.

But then, is minimalism a vow of poverty? On the contrary to what most people might think, minimalists don't take a vow of poverty and don't sleep on the floor in an empty room (unless they want to). Minimalism is simply a commitment to yourself to reduce and reevaluate consumption habits.

Minimalism in Interior Design: How to Create a Minimalist Interior

You can be very committed to the minimalist style but not have the ability to implement it at home. And do you know why? The answer may lie in your habits and lifestyle, as minimalist aesthetics first speak to your values before spreading to the external environment.

So, don't try to force items down your path if you are someone who loves trinkets or walls full of pictures. And understand that this is not a problem. What's impossible to achieve is the desire to fit into frames where you don't belong just to follow trends.

But if you've already joined the minimalist mindset, then the following tips can help you create an environment within this concept. Check out:

• Eliminate unnecessary decoration, starting with everything that is not needed or doesn't add functionality to your daily life. You mean you can't have any decorative items? Of course, you can! But choose a few pieces and preferably those that are most meaningful to you.
• Use neutral and light colors for decoration.
• Straightforward furniture is welcomed.
• Choose one material and stick with it throughout. This could be wood, glass, or stainless steel. Simply prefer one of them and stick to this concept to avoid creating unnecessary information.
• Prefer geometric patterns in neutral colors and light, soft fabrics.
• Do extensive research before purchasing anything and be confident in the quality of what you bring home, even if it means spending a little more.
• Folding and built-in furniture is ideal for minimalist style, especially in small homes.

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