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Let us escape the quiet and comforting warm white decorative schemes of four interiors, each of which has peacefully reduced arrangements for the minimalist mindset. This is a happily serene collection of home tours that are carefully designed to provide a break from a moving environment and superabundant input. Even if only for a moment, consider a simple lifestyle with less – or at least less visual clutter. We will look at four open concept living spaces with quiet clutter control, in the form of clean-cut furniture arrangements. We will visit minimal bedrooms arranged to help with real rest and relaxation, and minimal bathrooms that will always look clean.
We embark on our first home tour at a combo dining room where home storage is smoothly integrated into the walls for a minimalist simplified effect. A rectangular dining table and matching dining chairs rest on a brick tiled dining room wall that brings warmth and texture to the pale decor scheme.
Concrete blocks are building modern Muxarabi screens to divide the dining room and living room from the home entrance.
A vanity table is integrated into one of the aisle storage volumes, where a full-length frameless mirror increases the spatial sense.
The minimalist kitchen is located right next to the dining room. A simple arrangement of all white base and wall appliances makes up the installation, along with a white refrigerator, white kitchen faucet and white back plates.
A white kitchen extractor hood and white oven complete the other side of the fresh colorless layout.
A home workspace slides into place at one end of the bedroom. Wall cabinets contain office supplies up along the ceiling line, while an open shelf gives a decorative touch.
Base cabinets along the window wall hide any visual clutter. A colorless clothing collection is found on a small clothing rail.
The same neutral palette and cabinet style is repeated in the second bedroom, but this time a more generous wardrobe is provided behind elegant sliding doors.
A practical adjustable shelf and pin wall serve the laundry room.
Double bathroom doors give entrance to shower and toilet.
A double sink of bathroom linen fits in the narrow bathroom. White tiles, matching faucets, sinks and liners help the compact dimensions become more open.
A small skylight brings natural light to the shower.
Our next home design is an ethereal white scene with an elegant arrangement of curves and arches.
A built-in sofa joins the wall to further simplify the layout. A high cutout in the living room partition allows an unobstructed view of the entire wall of arched windows.
The soft white decorative scheme is warmed by an oatmeal ceiling.
Although there is no sign of a TV or projector in this minimalist living room, a tailored media unit occupies its obedient place opposite the sofa.
On the opposite side of the living room sofa wall, a tailored desk follows the same aesthetic as the living room console unit.
A small indoor plant puts a decorative touch into the wall cut between the two rooms.
Another workshop fills the opposite side of the room. Informal two-tone wall therapy creates interest within the neutral palette.
The palm paint effect covers the captured wall of the bedroom and the vanity area of a bathroom at the other end.
A round vanity mirror completes the Roman arched doors to a shower and toilet.
The curves continue within the design of a shower space with a rounded enclosure and an arch of niched shelves.
The apartment Sol is a minimum home of 120 square meters, located in Kyiv, Ukraine. White walls, brown accents, beige and light gray furniture and a matching rug create harmonious cohesion.
The interior designers aimed to maximize natural light and camouflage artificial sources. This amazing wall light has an understated finish that fuses it with the walls, however, when it lights up, it emits serene artistic energy.
In the entrance, modern wall applications flank a huge vanity mirror that widens the spatial sense. A round vanity stool purely matches the mirror contour.
Storage layers from floor to ceiling keep the halfway immeasurable.
Our fourth and final home design has a slightly more homey feel than our previous three, with a few more things allowed. Moch throws himself on the simple cream sofa and connects with the tone of the round coffee table.
A modern saddle completes the beautiful linear silhouette of the sofa.
Low-profile leather chairs are grouped with the dining table, giving the set an informal appeal.
Rusty log side tables and a ribbed plaster-capture wall make a texture-rich bedroom feature.
Wardrobe storage systems keep clothing collections completely controlled.
A hippodrome bathtub makes contrasting curves against a geometric floor tile.
A backlit round mirror highlights textured bathroom walls and a beautiful white marble and wooden pedestal sink.
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