+ Up Interiors – For classic, stripped down, pure white minimalist aesthetic. + Leibal – Classic minimalist interiors and architecture, with some furniture and product design. + est living – Simple, stylish, minimal interiors ranging from Scandinavian-inspired to loft-style and everything in between. They are all inspired by the Scandinavian interior style, but they are all different in their finishing touches – some of them go for more industrial, others for California laid back, still others for romantic or mid-Century. + My Scandinavian Home – Amazing interiors from all over the world. Lots of beautiful, simple, minimal interior inspiration, lifestyle products, home tours, design tips. + Grey and Scout – Liz, the blog owner is a home stylist and as such has a great eye for the details that transform a space into a home. + Design Hunter – A curated collection of the best of modern, elegant, luxurious, minimalist aesthetic in contemporary interiors, architecture, design and lifestyle products.
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+ Jurnal de design interior – Simple, beautiful interior inspiration, especially good if you’re looking for interior tips for smaller homes or how to add color to minimalist interiors. + Coco Lapine Design – Clean and modern aesthetic with a soft romantic touch. Interior Design // Source: Jurnal de Design Interior, Coco Lapine Design, Jurnal de Design Interior + Fashion Squad – No one does minimalist style better than Scandinavian fashion bloggers and Carolina Storm is the epitome of effortless Stockholm street style. + Vienna Wedekind – Beautiful minimalist aesthetic, interesting cuts, takes the art of layering to a whole new level. + Style Bee – Timeless fashion essentials with a focus on a curated, lean wardrobe and independent brands. + Mija – A mix of minimalism & California laid back. + Noa//Noir – Classic, effortless, everyday minimalist fashion inspiration. + Badlands – Classic, easy-going, minimal, monochrome color palette with a touch of color and a focus on investment pieces and great accessories. + Andy Heart – Relaxed, totally effortless minimalist personal style. She has a unique sense of style and her unexpected styling twists are really a source of inspiration. + Oracle Fox – I wouldn’t call Amanda a classic minimalist fashionista, but her style definitely has minimalist tendencies, from timeless pieces to a monochrome color palette. + The Minimale Blogger – Classic minimalist aesthetic with practical advice on how to put together a curated wardrobe with timeless pieces. + Blair Badge – Beautiful black and white minimalist outfits. + Worry About it Later – Bianca is a fashion blogger from Vienna, her personal style is what I’d describe as quirky minimalism. + That So Tee – Cool, effortless minimalist style with a talent for layering. + Alyssa Lenore – Effortless, cool, minimalist NYC style with a penchant for good fashion essentials and chic accessories. + The Fashion Medley – Simple style with sometimes quirky, sometimes edgy accents and details (+ occasional minimalist interior and art inspiration posts). Expect a lot of interesting cuts, boxy silhouettes, and structural pieces.
+ Fashion Gone Rouge – This Tumblr account is the perfect combination of minimalist aesthetic and edgy fashion, with a ton of mood shots thrown in. Her style is monochrome minimalist with interesting cuts, texture contrasts, and edgy silhouettes. + Modern Legacy – Personal style blog of minimalist fashionista, Kaitlyn Ham. + Harper & Harley – Elevated, classic minimalist aesthetic with a focus on timeless pieces and the beauty of simplicity. A heavy focus on fabric contrasts, oversized pieces, and layering. A strong black and white aesthetic with a touch of neutrals, simple, practical, and edgy looks at the same time. + FIGTNY – The ultimate minimalist fashion blog. Fashion // Source: FIGTNY, Modern Legacy, Andy Heart, Mija Flatau
Here are my absolute favorite sources for minimalist visual inspiration.
Do not let anyone tell you otherwise.Īs for me? I’m definitely in the aesthetic minimalist camp – in fashion, design, products, and interior design as well.
You can totally adopt minimalist tendencies in your lifestyle and fill your home and wardrobe with color. Yes, minimalism definitely has its root in art and often people who are attracted to it as a lifestyle also cherish simple forms, a monochrome color palette, and stylish, but equally functional products – but this is not a rule. These two things are not necessarily interrelated, though people often assume they must go hand in hand. As much as I like and can identify with ( most parts of) minimalism, I’m equally drawn to the aesthetic side of it.
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