Title: Minimalism Interior Design Style
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Content: 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. Main Principles of Minimalist Aesthetic
The general principles of minimalist aesthetics were set at the beginning of the twentieth century: constructivist experiments with “pure” volumes and became the first experiments in schematization and geometrization of form and its complete liberation from superimposed elements. In painting and object design, a new, minimalist language was developed by Russian Suprematists and members of the Dutch movement De Stijl (1913-1931), led by Theo van Doesburg and Piet Mondrian. In opposition to the natural visual series, these artists declared the fundamental principles of geometry and tried to bring their abstractions to local color and ductile forms. In the palette of expressive means, they selected only the line, the outlines of the simplest figures, primary colors, light, and bright, but not vain contrasts.