El minimalist style Born in the 60s by a philosophical and artistic trend, he set out to reinvent the house giving it a strict and strong character. The renunciation of the more traditional style and the passage to minimalism almost entirely, leads the decoration to make more space and provide a feeling of freedom of movement through the reduction of decoration to the essential, precisely, to a minimum.
The few surfaces are completely smooth for the most part, very easy to clean and small furniture is more easily accessible and orderly. For these reasons, the minimalist style gets along very well with the demands of the modern life, since there is less and less time for the order and cleanliness of the house, and having it decorated in a simple, but sophisticated way, can come in handy.
The first thing to consider for a minimalist decoration it is light, which must be abundant and highly appreciated, but not too exaggerated either. Therefore, lamps, spotlights should not be abundant, but a large lamp is preferred to be placed in a cupboard or on a table.
In the minimalist style and geometric shapes are clear and in the living room furniture you have to think about how visually assemble squares or rectangles, with the arrangement of sofas, tables or any other wall system. If you are going to enter a library, it must be regular in essential form and style.
The fabrics of the sofas and rugs should be chosen at random: no patterns or decorations, but space for skin and simple fabric is preferable. Preferably, choose a single sofa bed, large, square or from the line, but simple, comfortable.
The cabinet will also come equipped with only some shelves and cabinets of a few glass or wooden doors.
All object technology (television, stereo, etc.) does not go perfectly with the minimalist style, but must be well camouflaged. Thus, hide the cables and always keep them concealed so as not to upset the overall balance of the furniture.
