Minimalism might have once been associated with all-white, monastic spaces, but all that is changing. Today, soft minimalism combines living with less with natural materials, layers of texture and a broader color palette of warm neutrals. Afterall, minimalism is more about a mindset than a definitive ‘look’.
“Minimalism is less so a ‘style’ but more an approach or a philosophy,” explains Lina Galvão, Principal Designer at Curated Nest in Cos Cob, CT. “If you feel good in a minimalist space, you can make it work in any home with a heavily edited design. Less is more in this case.”
