MINIMALIST INTERIOR DESIGN
Minimalism is really popular and gets a lot of sympathy due to its characteristic subtlety. It is uncluttered, light and modern. Ideas characteristic of minimalism, conveyed in the interior, allow you to create a practical, functional, delicate interior, where you will not find items that are unused, redundant. However, the minimalist style does not mean that the rooms will be empty, dull and lifeless. The smaller amount of things is compensated by expressive elements, for example, decor, lamps, textiles – this is like a counterweight to the modesty of this style.
Minimalist interior design style means spaciousness, harmony and order in space. Minimalism promotes both relaxation and the creative spirit of work – a space freed from an excess of things pulsates with peace and encourages concentration. Thanks to calm, often pastel colours and quality materials, a minimalist interior can be extremely elegant. Light, calming colours dominate here, mostly white and gray, combined with cozy natural wood floors and functional furniture.
The minimalist interior style demonstrates simplicity, tastefulness and comfort, so its character is largely reflected by the selected furniture. We create such a minimalist interior image, where the furniture is beautiful, stylish, of course, high quality and strong, but not sophisticated, simple shapes and extremely comfortable.
Less Is More or The Art of Minimalism
Minimalist interiors fascinate with their simplicity and order. The layout of the space is well thought-out, and each element plays an important role in creating a coherent whole. There is no place for chaos and random details.
The minimalist interior breathes a constant sense of cleanliness. We can forget about cluttered shelves. To some, minimalist interior design may even seem ascetic, as it is limited to only the most necessary furniture and things. However, this is not entirely true. This interior style is more about the functionality of things. In addition, limiting the amount of interior details improves the quality of the existing ones.
Neutral Colours
While creating the minimalist interior style we focus on muted, neutral colours. We especially appreciate the monochrome colour scheme, which enhances the impression of harmony. White, black, grey, beige and brown colours help to create an oasis of calm. Cool shades dominate, which visually increase the space.
This applies to all elements of the home – walls, floors, doors, furniture and decorations. Finishes are ideal in white, cream, grey, ivory. Quite common combinations are white and black or white and grey. In order to keep up with the current interior trends, we want to give the interior an additional colour – an interesting and eye-catching accent – intense, expressive, destroying the monotony that often occurs in this style.
Juxtaposition of Materials
When creating a soothing minimalist space, we use natural wood, strong glass, cold metal or concrete materials – the impression of austerity they create fits perfectly with the idea of minimalism. If you want warmth in the interior, we incorporate natural warmer shades of wood or details of warm and sunny colours.
Do not think that minimalism in the interior is limiting. Cool solutions allow you to perfectly combine materials of different textures in this style of interior, for example, metal and fur or natural leather with glass. Such contrasts give a pinch of life, arouse curiosity and prevent the minimalist interior from being considered boring.
Impeccable Quality
The minimalist interior design style we create is focused on the highest quality of materials and other elements used. Accuracy of work and perfection of every detail are vital to us. As a result, despite the impression of austerity, the minimalist interior is extremely elegant, even luxurious.