These days – thanks to Marie Kondo – minimalism is fast becoming an art, which now has taken over the interior world by storm. Essentially, it is about living comfortably in an aesthetically stunning home. But it is not just about putting in fewer items or doing fewer things interior-wise. Instead, designing a stylish minimalist home can be one of the hardest things to do! Don’t worry – you can start here for ideas with these five stunning homes that have got it right.
Interior Designer: Nu Infinity
Location: IOI Conezion Show Unit
Cost: RM200,000
Love the play of lines and colours in this condominium – adds a mod feel that’s pretty cool! A touch of yellow to break the monotony is an excellent way to create a unique concept. Keep your furniture to bare essentials, extending that minimalist effect.
Interior Designer: Senterior Design
Location: Sri Ampang Hilir
Cost: RM135,000
A key feature for a minimalist home? Keeping clutter out of sight. Take cue from this homeowner who incorporated stylish as well as functional storage shelves in the living room, adding not only a design point of view but also a smart interior idea. Designer furniture further enhances the cool factor.
Interior Designer: Pocket Square
Location: The Capers
Cost: RM105,000
Love the flooring first – it lends a modern Scandinavian feel to this stunning minimalist home. Again, think of storage – here, modular shelves keep your clutter in check. Also, for a minimalist bedroom, nothing works better than white on white with a touch of natural elements – as seen here!
Interior Designer: JCS Project Design
Location: Maritime
Cost: RM70,000
The best ID feature for a minimalist home? Floor-to-ceiling windows that create a spacious and stylish environment. It definitely works in this condo – plus, the stylish sleek furniture fits in perfectly without adding bulk. Keep the colour palette simple – think grey, light hues and white.
Interior Designer: Gusto Gallery
Location: Elements Ampang
A sleek way to add dimension to your minimalist home? Think decorative wood panels, like in this condo where the homeowner incorporated wood with mirrors to create the illusion of space. Stick to a neutral hue for a cosy and chilled ambience.
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