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Minimalism in the Interior: Less Is More. How Less Can Bring More?

  • Writer: Danica Design
    Danica Design
  • May 19
  • 2 min read

Updated: Oct 14

Minimalist interior design has become one of the most popular trends in contemporary design. This style is characterized by simplicity, functionality and elegance, making it an ideal choice for those who want a neat, sophisticated and peaceful space. As an architect, I want to share my experiences and tips on how to achieve a minimalist look in your home.


Modern living room with beige sectional sofa, large windows, city view, abstract wall art, and minimal decor. Soft, serene lighting.

  • Neutral Colors: The palette of colors in a minimalist interior mainly consists of white, gray, black and beige shades. These colors create a feeling of spaciousness and calmness.

  • Simple Lines: Furniture and decorative elements have clean, straight lines without unnecessary details. This simplicity contributes to the elegant look of the space.


Minimalist dining room with a long wooden table, chairs, hanging bulbs, neutral tones, and shelves with books and sculpture in the background.

  • Quality Furniture: Instead of piling on many pieces of furniture, choose a few quality and functional pieces that will last for years.

  • Open Space: Make the most of natural light and open spaces. Avoid partitions and massive elements that can close the space.


Minimalist living room with beige tones, featuring a large sofa, coffee table with books, and a dining area. Large windows show a garden view.

How to Achieve a Minimalist Style

  • Elimination: The first step to a minimalist interior is to eliminate excess. Go through all the rooms and get rid of items you don't need or use.

  • Organization: Organize your remaining items so that each one has its own place. Use hidden storage to keep your surface areas clean and tidy.


Minimalist living room with a wooden accent wall, large TV, sleek console, lamp, and gray rug. Neutral tones create a calm ambiance.

Minimalist living room with a beige sectional sofa, wooden side table, glass coffee table, and books. Neutral tones create a calm atmosphere.

  • Choose Multifunctional Furniture: Furniture that has multiple functions, such as beds with built-in drawers or tables that can be folded, is great for maintaining minimalism.

  • Art and Decor: While minimalist style favors simplicity, that doesn't mean you have to eliminate art and decor completely. Choose carefully a few pieces of art or decorative elements that will fit into your space without overwhelming it.


Minimalist bedroom with a dark bedspread on a low bed, black lamps on side tables, and a grayscale mountain landscape photo on a white wall.

Minimalist kitchen with black cabinets, white island, sleek appliances, and a modern faucet. Monochrome color scheme, clean lines.

Advantages of Minimalist Style

Minimalist style brings many benefits, both aesthetic and functional. A space decorated in this style feels larger, brighter, and more organized. It is also much easier to maintain a clean and tidy space. Psychologically, minimalism can help reduce stress and improve focus, as a tidy space often leads to a tidy mind.

Minimalist style is not just a trend, but a way of life that brings harmony and peace to our everyday life. As an architect, I believe that anyone can achieve a minimalist look in their home by following the basic principles of this style. With a little effort and planning, your space can become an oasis of simplicity and elegance.

Try the minimalist style and experience the transformation of your home and life!


Minimalist kitchen with marble floors, sleek grey cabinets, and a central island. Modern lighting and beige dining chairs in the background.

Minimalist dining area with wooden table, six black chairs, and overhead light. Beige sofa and kitchen with wooden cabinets in background.

By applying the principles of Minimalism in the Interior, you can transform your home into a peaceful, organized, and stylish retreat.


 
 
 

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