Minimalist 3D Home Design

Creating a minimalist home that is very simple and free of excess has been a long journey. When I was younger, I lived with very little because I had little money. In my 30s, I earned more money. I started living a bit excessively. In my 40s, I began to consider needs vs. wants. I started studying minimalist home and small-space living. It’s all led to where I am today.

We understand, you have all these decor items because you wanted to make your home feel cozy and welcoming. Unfortunately, you may be doing the opposite by making your minimalist home cluttered and a haven to allergy-inducing dust mites. Look through our Freshome images of minimalist home interiors and you will not see layer upon layer of rugs, pillows and knick knacks—rather, these homes look clean, uncluttered, yet remain welcoming. This minimalist home style is what you should try to replicate in order to achieve a less stressed minimalist home environment.

The biggest things in any room are the furniture, so it is always best to begin simplifying a room by looking at the furniture. The fewer pieces of furniture, the better (within reason, of course). Think of which furniture can be eliminated without sacrificing comfort and livability. Go for a few pieces of plain, simple furniture (here, an example of a minimalist home coffee table) with solid, subdued colors.

Benefits of a Minimalist Home:

A. Less stressful. Clutter is a form of visual distraction, and everything in our vision pulls at our attention at least a little. The less clutter, the less visual stress we have. A minimalist home is calming.

b. Easier to clean. The smaller your minimalist home means that you should not waste more tima and energy to clean it up.

C. bring more appealing. The minimalist home designs should make you furnish it with better artwork, more usefull furniture.

Instead of having a lot of stuff in your home, a minimalist home would choose just a few really good things he loves and uses often. A really nice table, for example, is better than 5 pieces of press-board furniture.