By Namita S Kalla | May 29, 2025 | Image: Canva
Choose a base of whites, soft greys or earthy tones for your walls and larger furnishings to create an airy and tranquil atmosphere
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Declutter regularly and only display items with personal meaning or essential function to maintain a tidy and peaceful environment
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Opt for well-made furniture with clean lines and timeless appeal rather than cluttering your space with trendy or disposable decor pieces
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Don’t overcrowd your walls or shelves. Instead, leave intentional gaps that highlight simplicity and make rooms feel more open, balanced
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Use multi-purpose pieces such as beds with storage or extendable dining tables to maximise function while preserving a clean aesthetic
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Introduce organic materials like wood, linen and wool to bring warmth and texture without disturbing the calmness of a minimalist setting
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Layer different lighting sources like wall sconces or dimmable floor lamps to create a cosy atmosphere while keeping the fixtures clean and simple
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Use a few carefully chosen plants to add life and colour, avoiding over-accessorising helps you stay aligned with minimalist principles
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Maintain a consistent look across your home by using the same materials, colour palette and styles to ensure harmony and flow
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Choose one bold artwork or a small cohesive collection to display rather than filling wall with decorations that make rooms feel busy
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