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Minimalist Masterclass: 5 Design Firms Crafting Minimalist Homes with Style


Minimalist interior design has captured the hearts of many with its clean lines, simplicity, and focus on essentials. But did you know that within the realm of minimalism, there exists a diverse array of subtypes, each offering its own unique interpretation and design approach?


In this article, we'll take you on a journey through the fascinating world of minimalist design, where we'll explore into some of the most prominent types. 


    Organic Minimalism

    Japanese Minimalism

    Scandinavian (Nordic) Minimalism

    Industrial Minimalism

    Minimalist Bohemian


Organic Minimalism


In organic minimalism, the focus is on bringing nature indoors. Imagine a living room adorned with natural materials like wood and stone, complemented by earthy tones and soft textures. This space was well designed by The Orange Interior, has stripped away the excess, leaving behind only what's essential for a calm and uncluttered space. With plenty of natural light streaming in and a palette of muted colours, such as earthy browns, the room feels grounded and inviting, creating a soothing atmosphere that promotes relaxation and well-being.






Interior Designer: The Orange Interior

Area: 721sq ft


Japanese Minimalism


If you appreciate Zen philosophy and traditional aesthetics, and strive to create well-organised spaces, Japanese minimalism may be the perfect style for you. Natural materials such as wood, bamboo, and rice paper lamp are embraced, alongside a muted colour palette. This space was beautifully designed by Dots N Tots Interior, emphasizing both simplicity and functionality with minimalist décor. Clean lines and open spaces contribute to a sense of peacefulness and harmony with nature. With its focus on balance and mindfulness, Japanese minimalism fosters environments that encourage relaxation and reflection.





Interior Designer: Dots N Tots Interior

Location: 411 Northshore Drive


Scandinavian (Nordic) Minimalism


Originating from the Nordic countries, Scandinavian minimalism, also known as Nordic minimalism, is renowned for its clean lines, light colour palette, and emphasis on functionality. This lovely home, designed by Groove Interior Design, embraces simplicity and warmth, creating bright and airy spaces that feel inviting and cosy. Key elements of this cosy space include natural materials such as wood, rattan, and stone, along with ample natural light that floods the space. The furniture selection is sleek and streamlined, with a minimalist approach that prioritises practicality and comfort. This design style exudes a sense of calm and serenity, making it a popular choice for many modern homes.





Interior Designer: Groove Interior Design

Lcoation: Senja Close


Industrial Minimalism


This space, well-crafted by Interior Artist, epitomizes industrial minimalism. Drawing inspiration from the raw, utilitarian charm of factories and urban lofts, it seamlessly integrates elements of wood, metal, and stone to create an industrial-inspired home. Clean lines define the space, while the walls, painted in a rich, dark grey, provide a striking backdrop. The design celebrates simplicity and functionality, with minimalist furniture pieces complementing the space's overall aesthetic. Neutral colour palettes, predominantly grey tones, set the stage for highlighting the raw and industrial elements. By embracing the beauty of imperfection and a utilitarian design ethos, Interior Artist has fashioned a space that exudes urban sophistication and modern allure.






Interior Designer: Interior Artist

Area: 1216sq ft


Minimalist Bohemian


Inspired by the fusion of bohemian spirit and minimalist principles, this space designed by A Blue Cube Design embodies the essence of minimalist bohemian design. Combining the free-spirited nature of bohemian style with the clean lines and simplicity of minimalism, it offers a unique blend of creativity and restraint. The eclectic mix of patterns, textures, and colours creates a vibrant and dynamic atmosphere, reflecting the individuality and personality of the homeowners. Vintage furniture pieces, rattan made lamps, and an abundance of plants add character and charm to the space, arousing a cozy and laid-back ambiance. A Blue Cube Design has masterfully curated a space that celebrates self-expression and individuality, making it the perfect home for free spirits and creative souls.





Interior Designer: A Blue Cube Design

Area: 1800sqft



Posted on 5th April 2024


Written by Kelly Ong

SIXiDES Editorial Team


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