Minimalist Interior Design [Maximizing Space]

Welcome to Decorate with Atefeh, where today's focus is on the serene and sophisticated world of minimalist interior design. If you're intrigued by the minimalist lifestyle or drawn to the aesthetic of minimalist spaces, this video is your comprehensive guide. Join me as I demystify the minimalist interior design style, separating fact from fiction and revealing the true essence of living minimally.
In this video, we'll explore the fundamentals of minimalist interior design. From the history and principles that shape this style to the nuances of minimalist living rooms, homes, and decor. Whether you're considering a minimalist makeover for your apartment or just curious about minimalist decor DIY ideas, this video has got you covered.
Discover how to create serene spaces that are both functional and aesthetically pleasing, with tips on selecting the right colors, materials, and lighting to achieve the minimalist look. Learn how to choose furniture that embodies simplicity and elegance, and how to incorporate minimalist decor ideas into your home for a clutter-free and tranquil environment.
Get ready to embrace the minimalist design philosophy and transform your space into a haven of calm and understated elegance. Dive into the world of minimal interior design and see how you can incorporate these ideas into your own home. Subscribe for more insights into creating beautiful spaces, and leave your thoughts in the comments section below.
Watch, learn, and let's create together :)

Time Stamps

0:00 Introduction
0:35 Minimalist Interior Design vs Minimalist Lifestyle
1:01 Difference between Minimalism, Modern, and Contemporary
1:28 Who is this style for?
1:54 History of Minimalism
2:47 Number 1
3:44 Number 2
4:21 Number 3
4:58 Number 4
5:40 Number 5
6:17 Number 6

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[leonhardeuler]

When I say minimalism I mean this kind of minimalism 🤍

[kooros]

You have a good understanding of minimalism. Some people confuse minimalism with austerity, others with mortuary. I am a functionalist minimalist, everything in my house must serve at least one purpose and serve the purpose in the simplest possible way (Movado clock ) and aesthetically pleasing as a whole. I use minimum number of colors for each space, not more than 3.
I am not afraid of bold colors such as red. We don't have accent color in minimalism

[sabooyeteshneh]

thanks a lot. but please tell me, What to do when you have 2000 books and want to have a minimalist home design with a library in the living room? Is it possible?

[cloudsurfer]

Minimalism is a nice idea for the fashion conscious but has a very small market. It is ill suited to the needs of children or the elderly. It is too pure form and inflexible for modern living.