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The Minimalist Interiors can be effectively communicated by a sharp and sharp aesthetic that makes a bold effect, or it can be more gently conveyed by a soothing natural environment that arranges the soul. The two home interiors we present here today are rounded with palpable curved edges, a beautiful natural wood tone and cushioned soft furniture. Minimalist white backgrounds are warmed with creamy undertones that complement the natural hue of the honey-toned wood elements. Home accessories are few and far between. Subtle lighting patterns are threaded around the perimeter of the room to form apartments and bedrooms that are atmospheric, welcoming and soothing to the eye.
A split floor divides this airy, light-filled apartment into a comfortable sitting room and an elevated tea/study room. A round rug anchors the living room furniture in a sociable environment. An elegant magazine rack between the sofa chair and a window seat completes a welcome reading space.
The modern tufted sofa is deeply cushioned and quite irresistibly inviting. The couch backs directly onto the raised desk to reinforce the boundary between the two belts.
A modern fireplace heats the large living room from under a curved chimney, which flows smoothly out of the creamy stucco.
The projection screen goes down from the ceiling when needed, and then sorts out of sight.
The slender fireplace extends beyond the firebox to form a floating media under the retractable projection screen. The elegant speaker that stands on it is a Bang & Olufsen Beoplay A9.
A car model adorns the opposite end of the floating shelf, which is atmospherically lit along its underside by an LED strip.
Curved wooden fascias wrap around the corner of the room to form an attractive storage area. A niche in the units makes room for a drinking station, which is equipped with a coffee machine, water glasses and a carafe. The raised platform floor doubles as seating at the desk / desk.
Floating wall shelves house a small book collection and a few decorative items behind the bespoke table.
The dining room is bathed in natural light from floor to ceiling windows.
The dining chairs are the Easy chair designed by Pierre Jeanneret.
Behind the dining room, the kitchen peninsula serves as a breakfast bar.
In the bedroom, soft wood grain envelops the serene space.
Floor bed design is dipped in the smooth wood floor finish to put it perfectly flat with the city view.
Minimalist liter box units merge with the wooden headboard design. A decorative vase draws attention with a chic silhouette.
The back of the headboard is built into a desk/toilet table.
The position of the home workspace behind the headboard means that the homeowner can also look at the view while working.
Mica chairs make a natural accompaniment to the wooden desk design.
The bedside lamps also provide light to the work area.
A bulkhead wall separates the entrance closet from an en-suite bathroom.
An amazing bathtub makes an impressive heroic piece for the room.
This warm and comfortable apartment of 90 square meters is located in a newly built apartment, where most windows face directly to other windows. This concern has been addressed with the installation of translucent fabric panels inside wooden frames that could be easily removed if needed.
The fabric window panels give the interior an intimate atmosphere. Lightweight limestone walls complement the warm wood finish of the floor, accent furniture and decorative ceiling treatment.
Two unique kitchen hangers draw the eye to a stern minimalist kitchen design. Limestone island is developed on two levels, one for eating and one for preparing.
An unusual kitchen bar stool stands a sculpted silhouette at the monolithic breakfast bar.
An open kitchen shelf is kept mostly bare.
The deep and decorative wooden cornice compensates for the simpler aspects of the interior and emphasizes the high ceiling height in the room. The geometric cornice also completely hides the windows and door sills to create smooth portals.
The master bedroom is dressed in natural wood, which creates a comfortable cabin-like feel. A large, comfortable chair, a slender floor lamp and a small wooden side table form an inviting reading corner. A footstool would make a welcome addition but instead a clear footpath is prioritized around the bed.
More privacy panels turn the bedroom windows into uniform light boxes around the perimeter.
Small bedroom pendant lights drop a reading light over each side of the floor bed. Boxing liter units and a low-level headboard are structured in wooden planks to blend in with the quiet decor.
The bedroom flows into an open planed en-suite bathroom that is clad in the same wood wall treatment to achieve a cohesive aesthetic. Properly designed closets partially separate the sleeping space from the bathroom to provide a level of privacy and form the back wall of the shower.
A small frameless vanity mirror makes a modest addition to a modern bathroom vanity unit.
There is no partition between the shower and washbasin to help the compact room feel more open and spacious.
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