Minimalism means pursuing the life philosophy and strategy of “less is more”.
For modern people, our lives are often suppressed by all kinds of complicated and trivial things, which make us suffocated both materially and spiritually. Therefore, minimalism is like an oasis in the desert, allowing us to see a purer and different world. Incorporating minimalist style into home design can heal our souls.
Taking our case as an example, the bed and wardrobe designed with pure white wood grain give the entire space a sense of tranquility and comfort.
The pure white wood grain furniture, mixed with white walls and light warm white wood grain floors, creates a minimalist style full of Nordic style, creating a feeling of calming down and resting in the bedroom.
Although the fewer things in a minimalist style, the better. Appropriately adding the same white decorative strips to cabinet doors, headboards and drawers can immediately make the overall style more layered and European-style without adding too much Visual burden.
After adding grid-shaped decorative strips, the temperament of the bedroom is immediately improved, making people want to stay in the room and relax.
The biggest taboo of minimalism is too much clutter, so the wardrobe adopts a fully enclosed design to prevent the space from becoming messy due to too many clothes.
A set of shelf-type display cabinets and floor cabinets are placed between the wardrobe and the door. The shelves allow you to display a small amount of perfumes, furnishings or bags like a boutique, making the room look simple and neat. Fallen, but still full of life.
The matte design of the brass handle is very textured and becomes the only color-changing decoration in the bedroom.
The handle design is the most ergonomic way to open the door, and combined with the minimalist concept, it makes your life easier and more comfortable.
If you also want to customize minimalist style furniture, you are welcome to contact our furniture salesmen at any time.
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