Minimalist style
Submitted by wulan on Thu, 08/13/2009 - 04:29 in
We must achieve aesthetic effects through the fewest elements possible. It is a style well suited to the very orderly and disciplined, who are not covered by the accumulation of objects. The color is usually distinguished by their generally monochrome in ceilings, floors, walls and furniture. The contrast is given by a few elements and generally complements adormos. A combination is the basic black and white. The use of flowers and plants in this eclectic decor creates a very interesting finish. Minimalism suggests without falling into the bland.
The minimalist style is a trend that marks a return to basics, stripping a structural tendency to asceticism as a minimum. As artistic, it is characterized by reduced to the basics: pure colors and simple geometric shapes. This trend originated in the music, but soon extends to the architecture and interior design. Its heyday was 60 and 70, appeared in opposition to pop art.
Prevail spaces and tends to reduce the most basic forms, looking for a shock through the effect that produces the minimum. To decorate mainly of straight lines, without ornament or heavy furniture, which uses a functional furniture that gives prominence to the space through its simplicity and lack of baroque and smooth finishes that provide feeling of purity.
We must achieve aesthetic effects through the fewest elements possible. It is a style well suited to the very orderly and disciplined, who are not covered by the accumulation of objects. The color is usually distinguished by their generally monochrome in ceilings, floors, walls and furniture. The contrast is given by a few elements and generally complements adormos. A combination is the basic black and white. The use of flowers and plants in this eclectic decor creates a very interesting finish. Minimalism suggests without falling into the bland.