Tips to create a cozy minimalist design
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Decorating a home for the whole family can be challenging – too much color and texture could result in chaos, but an overly minimalist space may feel lifeless.
Fortunately, you have the middle ground between functional practicality and inviting aesthetics: cozy minimalism!
This unique style allows you to enjoy functionality without sacrificing character; all it takes is finding that perfect balance of colors and textures – happy décor hunting!
If a blank slate doesn’t quite fit your style, and you prefer to express yourself without saying a word – cozy minimalism is the ideal way for makers and creators alike.
Our home should be an oasis of warmth that celebrates our passions, hobbies and unique flair.
With careful curation it’s easy to create spaces where function meets personality!
What is cozy minimalism?
Live comfortably and stylishly with cozy minimalism!
This modern design philosophy strikes the perfect balance between functional simplicity of a minimalist approach, while embracing warm textures to bring life into your home.
No longer is there any need for overcrowding tiny living spaces in pursuit of an over-the-top look – this trend proves less truly can be more.
Minimalism presented the challenge of embracing function without compromising beauty, and Cozy Minimalism has stepped in to answer the call.
Featuring furniture with clean lines but still sporting a warm atmosphere thanks to fabric layering, it’s no wonder why this style is so popular among interior designers and everyday people alike!
Designing Tips
Create your background
When considering painting a room, selecting the background color can be challenging.
Why not opt for minimalism’s favorite – white?
Not only does it go with everything in any given space, but its light reflection qualities will make even small rooms appear brighter and larger!
Add texture to your walls by experimenting with several shades of whites such as daisy cloud smoke pearl or bone.
For cool tones try using these colors in study spaces while leaning towards warmer hues for bedrooms and living areas.
Get ready to create the perfect minimalist interior.
Start by choosing your most important pieces: a cozy bedroom bed, an imposing living-room sofa or a commanding dining table – you’ll use these as your central aesthetic elements and let all other furniture items take up supporting roles instead of competing for attention.
Opt for simple designs with sleek lines but do not forget to add texture and color!
Add layers of texture and color
Time to make your living space feel like a hug!
Layer colors and textures for an oh-so cozy atmosphere. It’s simpler than it seems, but don’t forget the key ingredient — unity.
Keep all those layers connected with complementary hues or prints – now that’s how you turn rooms into havens of coziness!
Curate your secondary furniture and decoration objects
When it comes to designing a room, the devil isn’t in the details—it is.
A few strategically placed accessory pieces can transform your dreamy vision into stunning reality or mar it beyond recognition!
From lampshades to coffee tables, let each piece reflect and showcase your taste while keeping an eye on balance so that you don’t end up with crashing fashion statements but instead of creating beautiful harmony.
Don’t know which pieces to choose? Here are some ideas:
Secondary furniture:
- Side Table
- Coffee Table
- Accent Chair
- Console
- Wine Rack
- Nightstand
- Bench
- Ottoman
- Dresser
Decorative objects:
- Plants
- Paintings
- Wall Art
- Mirrors
- Vases
- Flowers
- Glass Jars
- Books
- Magazines
- Rugs
- Curtains
- Sculptures
- Trays
- Candles
- Candle Holders
If you want to try out this style, bookmark this post for future reference.
Do you want to give cozy minimalism a try?
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