Minimalist style: 6 spaces show that less is more

The minimalist style is increasingly present in architectural projects. Those who associate minimalism with something monochromatic are mistaken, after all, it is about creating a modern atmosphere in which, in fact, less is more . Minimalism manifests itself in decoration through the choice of furniture. For this reason, professionals who put this style into practice need a surgical eye to prioritize what is truly essential and what is not in the composition . Discover some projects that have totally or partially opted for a minimalist atmosphere and looked great! The living room captured the spirit of minimalist philosophy and featured the right choice of furniture for the composition. Leading the project, Estúdio Sala exhibited the environment at CASACOR Minas 2019. The idea was to create a space that would bring comfort with few interior design items. When it comes to the bedroom, investing in a minimalist style is a good idea . After all, the choice of furniture is precise and prevents the environment from becoming overloaded , which also supports better quality of sleep. The shades of white make the room appear larger and convey a sense of comfort and elegance . The master bedroom is one of the spaces created by Marília Pellegrini in her Consentino Container House , exhibited at CASACOR São Paulo 2019.

To give the room more depth, a large window on the side lets natural light enter the space. In addition, a large mirror was incorporated, giving more dynamism to the project. Featured at CASACOR São Paulo 2019, the kitchen by architect Felipe Hess invested in a totally minimalist style. Both the choice of countertop and wall coverings were spot on . After all, the essence of minimalism is based on a few items, but precise and well-designed furniture . The result was a modern and elegant composition. The Cucina Essenziale designed by Gabriel Lucca for the CASACOR Window Challenge invests in the right items for a simple and sophisticated composition. With few decorations distributed throughout the space, an island stands out, offering practicality with a clean and modern style . - Landscaper Mara Rúbia Magalhães was present at CASACOR Brasília 2018 with this minimalist garden project. The specialist invested in sophisticated hanging chairs to create an asymmetrical look that would be balanced with the rustic planting present in the location. The finishing touch was made with the use of a white circular panel placed on the back of the chairs . A simple, harmonious and very welcoming atmosphere!