Want to create a minimalist home? You’re in the right place.
You love viewing minimalist home decor on Pinterest. You know you can spend hours looking at them.
After spending a great deal of time scrolling through the pictures, you turn around and see that your own house is a total mess. Every nook and corner is crammed with loads of stuff and an overwhelming number of decorations!
You long for a minimalist home but have no idea where to start.
Let’s have a look at the steps.
While checking out these minimalist homes, did you notice – what about these houses appeal to you?
What is it that you like in these minimally decorated homes?
How do you feel looking at minimal aesthetics?
Why do you wish to own a similar home yourself?
And more significantly, what does a minimalist home mean to you?
That may sound like too many questions.
Maybe they’re.
But you know what, those questions are crucial for you to savor the true essence of a minimalist home.
Let’s see how you can create a minimalist home.
Prior to this, I would suggest creating a minimalist home decor inspiration board on Pinterest to come up with ideas for your home.
That way, you’ll have pictures on your phone while shopping, or when you want to go back for easy reference. Also, it would be easy to discuss with your interior designer.
10 EFFORTLESS WAYS TO CREATE A MINIMALIST HOME
1) Declutter as much as you can:
It might appear plain. But declutter ruthlessly — all the broken, unused, outdated, and unwanted stuff to start with a clean slate.
Decluttering is step one in creating a clutter-free minimalist home.
While decluttering, overlook the cost of items. Just ignore them and know those belongings have either fulfilled their purpose or are not worthy of your time and effort.
2) Paint the walls:
Another way to give your home a minimalistic vibe is by adding a fresh coat of lighter/pastel color.
Pick a color scheme from your home decor inspiration pictures.
Off-white, Ivory, and grey are great to create a softer and more relaxing sense.
3) Shiny detailing:
Instead of a monotone color pattern, try adding some metallic finishes to cabinets, furniture, wall decor, minor decor items, etc., to brighten up the space.
The silver finish goes really well with white paint. It just perks up your mood.
At the same time, black and gold, or bronze detailings are trending these days.
White, brass, and copper make for great traditional sanctuary home decor too.
4) Classy light fixtures:
Natural light, as well as interior lights, are crucial to unwrap the attributes of your place.
Luminosity optically maximizes the form of an extended, cheerful place.
5) Multi-functional furniture:
Opt for pieces of furniture that besides extending utilization, preserve space.
Wall-mounted bedsides, mirror cabinets, and desk-embedded bookshelf, to name a few.
(You might find this article helpful on how to organize your home in Korean style by my friend Adriana)
6) The rule of odds:
Not just in photography, the rule of odds is a terrific decor rule too.
Set of 3 specifically.
Speaking of interior design figure 3 does wonders.
Next time try out arranging 3 decor pieces on the shelves, showcase, coffee/side/night tables, etc.
Let me know how it goes.
7) Bring in nature:
Use lots of natural houseplants for a touch of positivity and serenity in your home.
It is economical home decor that will help your place gain vitality.
8) Hide Hide Hide:
An important thing you’ll notice in minimalist home decor pictures is that the surfaces and countertops are nice and clear. A very crucial feature for that elegant feel.
Once you declutter and give each thing a place, try putting all you can in baskets or containers and stack them nicely inside the cabinets and drawers to eliminate petty knick-knacks.
9) Splash of color:
Aqua, turquoise, and teal hues symbolize the sea.
Since these are cool colors they are soothing to the mind.
They pair nicely with white and gray shades. They are indeed wonderful pop-up colors.
A little splash of these colors will take your home decor to another level.
10) Quality over quantity:
Lastly, creating a minimalist home doesn’t define purchasing cheap, thrifty decor.
Consider getting some statement decor to add richness.
The concept of keeping it minimal is to avoid cluttered spaces and make your home feel cozy.
Extra Tips:
- In order to truly indulge in the beauty of a minimalist home, decorate the whole house in the same fashion. This will help find a rhythm in each room.
- Focus on keeping your home smelling fresh and be sure to add a distinctive feature to give the house a homey feel.
Final Words:
Now you know, consumerism is a catch. You’re never going to have enough of anything. The styles and trends will keep changing at a high speed. See that you are vigilant.
Be sure to share your tips and tricks to create a minimalist home? I would love to have your thoughts in the comment box below. Thank you so much for reading! Remember, less is always better!
