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The Minimalist Design Trend: Why Less Is More
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Content: Another related design movement is Scandinavian design, which you can’t ignore when discussing minimalism. This aesthetic emphasizes minimalist mainstays like: Simplicity in design to serve overall function
Clean lines and compositions
Bright and natural lighting
Lighter and more neutral colors
Natural flooring (as well as nature themes like leaves, trees, etc.) No discussion on minimalism would ever be complete without a reference to Japan’s traditional culture of Zen philosophy. When we say “Zen” in today’s terms, we often think meditation and calm; however, in design terms, Zen is the epitome of minimalism, especially the way Japanese designers use it. Zen stock photo
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Simplicity is a huge concept in Zen; understandably, this carries over into how architects design environments and how Japanese designers think about spatial concepts. Three big Japanese aesthetic principles that feature minimalism prominently include: Ma
Ikebana
Wabi-sabi
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