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Whether your space boasts eye-catching wooden floors or bespoke built-ins (lucky you!) clear away any items that would g...
20/07/2023

Whether your space boasts eye-catching wooden floors or bespoke built-ins (lucky you!) clear away any items that would get in the way of them shining. Think rugs, curtains, and clutter of all kinds. You want architectural gems, like crown molding and arched doorways, to really pop.

Even minimalist spaces need a spot for you to rest your head. "Accent pillows can pull together a space with your favori...
20/07/2023

Even minimalist spaces need a spot for you to rest your head. "Accent pillows can pull together a space with your favorite color, texture, and scale," Bailie says. So go ahead and have some fun picking out an array of accent pillows in a variety of tones, materials, and sizes.

Not only will accent pillows create a soft landing when you're in the middle of a Netflix marathon, but they're also a great way to refresh your space seasonally.

While most minimalist decorating ideas involve editing items down, there are a few pieces worthy of bringing into your s...
20/07/2023

While most minimalist decorating ideas involve editing items down, there are a few pieces worthy of bringing into your space. One of those? Greenery.

"I love the idea of taking a pair of clippers heading outside to your garden or backyard and using what you have to create a centerpiece," says Lee. "Small additions of color in a neutral setting is all you need to create a little pop."

When creating a minimalist space, bookcases are the first place to start, since they can easily get overloaded. First, r...
20/07/2023

When creating a minimalist space, bookcases are the first place to start, since they can easily get overloaded. First, remove and donate books that you're sure you won't read again and allow for tidy organization of upright bookends and horizontal placement. Bailie suggests lightening up the look with vases and decorative objects (only meaningful ones though!) in odd numbers.

"Step back to see where you want to place the decorative items and visually ‘hopscotch' where you place your décor into the shelves," Bailie says.

Wonderfully wonky gallery walls have their place, but not in minimalist spaces. Instead, add art to your walls in a unif...
20/07/2023

Wonderfully wonky gallery walls have their place, but not in minimalist spaces. Instead, add art to your walls in a uniform way.

"Balance your space with a large-scale statement piece of art or a clean vertical row of frames with curated personal images

Edit your items down to just your favorites, and that'll create a more meaningful and minimalist design. This can be an ...
20/07/2023

Edit your items down to just your favorites, and that'll create a more meaningful and minimalist design. This can be an overwhelming process, so take it one room—or even one shelf or drawer—at a time.

Put down the hammer and nail. With minimalistic spaces, there's no need to fill every inch of wall space
20/07/2023

Put down the hammer and nail. With minimalistic spaces, there's no need to fill every inch of wall space

If you're looking to nix the unnecessary items in your home to create a minimalist space, here's your new mantra: fewer ...
20/07/2023

If you're looking to nix the unnecessary items in your home to create a minimalist space, here's your new mantra: fewer is better. "Less is more" also works, and so does "quality over quantity." Minimalist spaces clear the clutter, instead focusing on high-quality and much-loved pieces.

10. Set some money aside for organizational piecesYou'd be surprised how many 'space issues' can be resolved with practi...
18/07/2023

10. Set some money aside for organizational pieces

You'd be surprised how many 'space issues' can be resolved with practical storage solutions: Marie Kondo promotes giving your things that spark joy a home, the tv show 'Love it or List it' solves many a space issue with innovative storage, and the proverbial phrase "a place for everything and everything in its place," wouldn't have stuck around so long if it wasn't true. Investing in shelves, drawers, baskets, and other storage pieces will help keep any room organized

9. Plan space for your eye to restEven if your design aesthetic is maximalist, you don’t want to fill your rooms and wal...
18/07/2023

9. Plan space for your eye to rest

Even if your design aesthetic is maximalist, you don’t want to fill your rooms and walls with so many things it feels like a clown car. What piece of furniture or decor do you want to be the star? Consider this your focal point and work around that. Leave some breathing room, so your eyes aren’t bombarded with things to look at. Negative space allows you to focus on your focal points and create a subconscious sense of visual comfort and harmony. (And nothing quite nourishes one’s being like comfort and harmony.) Here’s how to harness the power of negative space in interior design.

8. Tie everything together with colorWhile retail furniture stores would love for you to buy their complete showroom dis...
18/07/2023

8. Tie everything together with color

While retail furniture stores would love for you to buy their complete showroom display, the last thing you want is for your home to look like page 63 in their catalog. Your top priority should be the proportion, scale, and balance of the furniture and accessories in each room. When it comes to color choices, you’ve got 3 basic directions to choose from: neutrals, pops of color, or go bold to create drama. A consistent color story with your rugs, soft furnishings, slipcovers, and pillows can help unify a room. Modsy has put together a complete guide to decorating with color if you need some inspiration to get started.

7. Measure twice, buy onceWhen you’re on a budget, the last thing you want is to have to buy another furniture piece bec...
18/07/2023

7. Measure twice, buy once

When you’re on a budget, the last thing you want is to have to buy another furniture piece because the first one didn’t work with your lifestyle. Some of this is indeed trial and error, which is why it pays to take the time to see how you actually use a space before trying to fill it. Buying a piece of furniture that fits the first time can save you the hassle of returns and delays (in getting a replacement). Keep in mind window heights, radiator and outlet placement, floor and wall vents, plus the height, width, and length of doorways, halls, and stairs.

Pro tip: Leave enough space around pieces to create good ‘flow’:

Allow 30 inches between furniture you have to walk around.
Aim for 14–18 inches between a coffee table and sofa ,so drinks are within reaching distance

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