Showing posts with label minimalist. Show all posts
Showing posts with label minimalist. Show all posts

Thursday, July 24, 2008

Small area seems larger

Small area of our house seems larger if we can intelligent design as possible, in this photo, the room is not big enough, but show bigger.













The most important thing for its minimalist design room is the choice of color of the room. Use calm and bright color to make the room more details, so that we can use small space in every corner of our room. The second thing is the size of the windows, using large windows to let natural light into our room. The third thing is the election of our furniture and decorations. Choose a sofa special form to reduce the complexity of the room, we can also choose the small multifunction table so that we can replace easily. If you like reading a book, do not worry, we can also create small space above the window of safety for the books.

Friday, July 4, 2008

Minimalis design with Natural Lighting














Natural lighting is a good system to make your room life, people can use radiant energy in their homes through passive-solar design. South-facing windows warm a room in winter by letting in the sun’s rays.

The most important design of this natural design is on it's wide windows to let the natural lighting entering the room.

Thursday, July 3, 2008

Minimalist Home on village

The wedding dinner, photos, new house, renovation. I think all these are part and parcel of starting a new family for most young couples. And sometimes the money is a big headache. So what can be achieved with minimal renovation budget, take a look at what this minimalist house made with a budget of 10k.

In contrast to traditional interior design that has to do with stuffing or "decorate" space, minimalism is about taking away, reducing elements to a minimum, preserving the empty space and makes us more aware that space.

With ivy, in front of home will make our feelling fresh.









Landscape outdoor around of home.



































































Colour is used sparingly. Wall colours are neutral, with the mirrors used to draw the eye to create a dramatic contrast.

Wednesday, July 2, 2008

Benefits of a minimalist Home

Minimalist Home and Its Benefits From Zen Habits












I could probably go on for some time about this, but let me list some key benefits:

  1. Less stressful. Clutter is a form of visual distraction, and everything in our vision pulls at our attention at least a little. The less clutter, the less visual stress we have. A minimalist home is calming.

  2. More appealing. Think about photos of homes that are cluttered, and photos of minimalist homes. The ones with almost nothing in them except some beautiful furniture, some nice artwork, and a very few pretty decorations, are the ones that appeal to most of us. You can make your home more appealing by making it more minimalist.

  3. Easier to clean. It’s hard to clean a whole bunch of objects, or to sweep or vacuum around a bunch of furniture. The more stuff you have, the more you have to keep clean, and the more complicated it is to clean around the stuff. Think about how easy it is to clean an empty room compared to one with 50 objects in it. That’s an extreme example, of course, as I wouldn’t recommend you have an empty room, but it’s just to illustrate the difference.