Title: Minimalism Interior Design Style
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Content: The History of the Emergence of Style
Minimalism was developed in the second half of the XX century., appeared as the reaction designers to an abundance of contemporary trends. Fundamentals of minimalism taken from Japanese culture. The interior of traditional Japanese homes – Minka – is not like the decoration of European homes. The basis of the Japanese home is shed and timber supports latticed walls (shoji), pasted with rice paper, and tatami (mat). The only thing that attracts attention is a scroll with a painting or a poem, which is located in the niche; and a flower (or floral arrangement – “ikebana”) underneath. Japanese minimalism in the interior is the space of emptiness, the formation of a special area of ​​contemplation, and detachment. European minimalism is less radical. Simplicity here is coupled with functionality.