It seems as though every where you go more and more homes, restaurants, cafe, offices and more are adopting a minimalist design. From basic colors, spacious layouts, and a focus on shape and texture — implementing minimalism is a sure way to replace the clutter with a calmer state of mind.
Interested in introducing minimalism into your home’s design? Forget investing in an interior designer! Below are 5 Minimal Home Decor Instagram accounts you should follow today!
The bookshelf is a great place to sprinkle minimalism into your home. Take a tip from Interior Designer, Kristen Gove, on how she uses space, light and texture to find a perfect balance between modern and traditional.
When your canvas is blank, the tiniest things stand out — like the stainless steel kettle in this photo. That’s what I love about Orlando Soria’s approach to minimalism in the kitchen. He keeps it fresh with all white walls, and cabinets and brings in a pop of minimalism with a textured white tile backsplash.
Blocks of neutral color are the driving force in this living room’s minimal design by NYC & Nashville designer, Benjamin Vandiver. Take note of the white painting on the white wall and its relationship to the large windows that bring natural light into this spacious room. Nothing is complicated about this design, which makes it precisely minimal.
If your home comes with timeless elements like a vaulted ceiling, let that be what stands out! Take a tip from the interior deco dynamic duo, Studio Mcgee. Their use of basic color makes the eye travel upward to the beautiful ceiling above.
Clean! That is the way to go in any bathroom and a minimal approach to bathroom design will keep things clutter free so you can take a bath in peace. Interior Designer, Kate Arends, uses bright whites and textured neutral towels to keep things simple and fresh.
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