Case Collection | Minimalist Style, Simple and Luxurious

Eliminating all unnecessary decorations, using large areas of white space, clean lines, and high-quality materials to create an artistic space where less is more. Minimalism, with its "less but better, simple yet luxurious" qualities, is loved by many who pursue a quality lifestyle.

Large areas of white space draw more attention to details, which not only makes the space look better visually, but also makes the space appear larger, thus reducing the visual burden invisibly.

Case Study: Natural Color

The villa is designed with Morandi colors throughout the house. The low-saturation colors interpret the luxurious style of the space. At the same time, it pays attention to the division and design of each floor area. The overall texture is restrained and very stylish, creating an Italian minimalist home space.

Italian minimalism seeks to reduce to its essence, eliminating all excess and creating harmony from simplicity. This 170-square-meter Italian minimalist renovation, far removed from all the noise and glitz, showcases the essence of light luxury through minimalist design, reflecting the owner's taste and home style, creating a sense of calm and elegance.

The minimalist decor is simple and uncomplicated, with large floor-to-ceiling windows creating a spacious and open space. The combination of high-grade gray, black and white, with a few touches of green, and the fresh and vibrant color scheme of the sofa and carpet create a comfortable and casual space.

This 163-square-meter, minimalist wood-toned apartment draws inspiration from the image of salt caramel cola sprinkled on a white shirt. The design blends the warmth of the wood tone with a rich gray and warm white. The clean, crisp lines complement the practicality, creating a balanced visual aesthetic and a sweet and salty atmosphere.

The 104㎡ small three-bedroom apartment has a simple style. The entire space is dominated by relatively plain colors, with white as the main tone, and decorated with wooden colors, which is simple, elegant and very stylish.

A 260㎡ mixed-style minimalist four-bedroom apartment adheres to the concept of simplicity and less is more, and uses white and various degrees of wood color to create a light, transparent, comfortable and relaxed living aesthetic space.

A 236㎡ minimalist style case, based on warm white as the base color, chooses to match it with the timeless classic walnut wood veneer and combines it with white cabinet doors to create a calm and stylish tone, which can balance the light Chinese style in the modern home.

A 154㎡ modern minimalist three-bedroom apartment has minimalist walls throughout the space, a flexible no-main-light design in the ceiling, and herringbone wooden floors in the rest space, making it look high-end and textured.

The simple large apartment has a simple and elegant space design. At the same time, the layout is also more comfortable and suitable for oneself by adding things that you like. The soft furnishings and room settings make the whole case more cozy and comfortable, especially the setting of the e-sports room, which is enviable.

Black, white, and gray are common elements in the minimalist style, and they remain timeless classics. Some people also feel that this predominantly black, white, and gray palette can create a somewhat cold and icy impression. However, minimalism isn't limited to black, white, and gray. Warm cream, soft wood, and warm pale pink can all be used as alternatives, creating a more welcoming and lived-in minimalist style.