The simple beauty of minimalist design architecture has fascinated designers and property owners over the past decade. It is impossible to deny the serenity that comes with modern minimalist design.
The principles of minimalist design that have encompassed the changes throughout the years include reducing art to its essential forms and colors, functionalism, rectilinear planes, cleanliness, purity, and using the bare minimum of elements.
The trademark phrase for the minimalist philosophy is “Less is more”.
The minimalist architecture integrates certain characteristics of form, light, space, and materials in techniques like reduction, simplification, and unification.
These characteristics are considered the ‘essence’ of architecture.
Uncluttered and clean space is the main goal of minimalism. Clients who love minimalist architecture think about not needing so many things and living in any space with a lot less.
The main goal of minimalist architecture is to make a space feel clean and orderly and not cluttered with too many furnishings, accessories, and colors that do not complement and blend.
The use of open floor plans and clean designs without unnecessary ornament is the heart of modern minimalism.
Architects handle complexity with simplicity with a design that evolves from the intent to design clean, intelligent, and functional space.
Although being challenged with how to make a minimalist designed space feel warm and welcoming, imploring the use of a monochromatic color palette and combining different shades, tints, and textures, can help create a dynamic atmosphere with a warmth and welcoming look.
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Credit: Origano Papercry
