New
couples, bachelors and other young professionals living independently starts
with a simple apartment. Most of their homes are not properly managed, styled
and maintained due to lack of time and budget. Little did they know that having
a modern and polished interiors does not necessarily cost that much. Minimalist
interior designs are so in nowadays because of the subtle-light feeling it
brings to home owners and guests, wide-space illusion breathable look and easy
cleaning management. Minimalist interior is very attainable. Just put your
dedication to it and follow these simple steps.
1. White Space
The best and the most effective color paint for small spaces is white. It easily gives a fresh, clean, and light impression that lifts the space of your home. Start painting the walls and ceilings with white -one room at a time. It is a good step to make a fresh start.
2. Get your peg
It is easier to do renovations when you have photo inspirations on hand. Cut out pictures from home interior or lifestyle magazines. You can also print out images from what you found interesting on the internet through Google or Pinterest.
3. Furniture selection
Minimalist homes have minimal furniture. Select the most essential pieces for your room, living room, kitchen, bathroom and shelves. Take away pieces that you don’t normally touch like excessive drawers. Choose your favorite pieces. Get good couches, a nice coffee table, dining set that is just right for the kitchen, light stands or lamps, simple frames and canvas, and selected books worth keeping. Make sure that all selected pieces are the ones you always have contact with.
4. Clear everything
After you have made your furniture selections, you can now clear all excessive things. From walls, surfaces and other stuff that gives an impression of uneasy cluttered look. Eliminate those with handy dependable DIY tools that can help you do your tasks lighter.
Minimalist homes have minimal furniture. Select the most essential pieces for your room, living room, kitchen, bathroom and shelves. Take away pieces that you don’t normally touch like excessive drawers. Choose your favorite pieces. Get good couches, a nice coffee table, dining set that is just right for the kitchen, light stands or lamps, simple frames and canvas, and selected books worth keeping. Make sure that all selected pieces are the ones you always have contact with.
4. Clear everything
After you have made your furniture selections, you can now clear all excessive things. From walls, surfaces and other stuff that gives an impression of uneasy cluttered look. Eliminate those with handy dependable DIY tools that can help you do your tasks lighter.
5. Watch your steps
Floor makes a good impression when it’s cleaned and polished. Make a revamp by polishing wood floors and cleaning those tiles. Eliminate floor clutters like sticky tapes, trapped dirt, or excess paints. Clear what you can pick as you walk through your home. Papers, toys, clips and other things can be recycled or can be simply put to trash.
Floor makes a good impression when it’s cleaned and polished. Make a revamp by polishing wood floors and cleaning those tiles. Eliminate floor clutters like sticky tapes, trapped dirt, or excess paints. Clear what you can pick as you walk through your home. Papers, toys, clips and other things can be recycled or can be simply put to trash.
6. Make it simple
Manage decorating with simple pieces. Go for plain patterns and solid colors that can spruce up your white space. Choose your favorite color that reflects your personality. White can be mixed with almost any color and texture. Be it an old school style, eye candy home, zen type, contemporary or artsy fartsy home–all is possible with just the right kind of mix. Make sure that the colors complement each other and it does not hurt to the eyes.
Manage decorating with simple pieces. Go for plain patterns and solid colors that can spruce up your white space. Choose your favorite color that reflects your personality. White can be mixed with almost any color and texture. Be it an old school style, eye candy home, zen type, contemporary or artsy fartsy home–all is possible with just the right kind of mix. Make sure that the colors complement each other and it does not hurt to the eyes.
It’s time to create designations. Make a spot for these sections; reading, eating, sleeping, drinking, relaxing, music, work and other personal sections you want to have that suits your lifestyle. Remember not to put too much pieces, just the essentials. If you’re unsure on how it looks, look again to your pegs or better ask some help with friends and get their feedback.
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