Minimalist Interior Spaces
The Art and Science of keeping it simple
Minimalism was first introduced in the mid sixties when it was used primarily to describe the striped – down sculptures of artists such as Robert Morris, Dan Flavin and Donald Judd. Today, however, the term is used to describe everything from fashion and music to design and architecture.
Spiritual aspect of this Residence is dramatised by its minimalist architecture
Dramatic effect of natural light and artificial lighting - minimalist space designed by Amir Sultan
The works of Minimalist architects like Luis Barragan, Claudio Silvestrin, and Tadao Ando explore the fundamentals of space, light and materials while avoiding stylistic mannerisms. In Singapore, minimalism has become a popular interior design style. Recent trends has presented this style as being more livable and softer, rather than cold and stark, as perceived in the past.
The fundamental principles of minimalism remain – clean lines, hard surfaces and low furniture. But we’re also now seeing softer edges, more colours, varied textures and the introduction of natural fibers. We feature here a selection of new minimalist inspired interior designs which show you how to decorate your interior in a similar fashion….
