What is Midimalism?
As featured in Home and Gardens, Midimalism has been a hot topic in recent months. But what is Midimalism, and how can you implement this design direction into your space?
Midimalism explained
A blend of two seemingly opposing aesthetics, Midimalism is an ‘in the middle’ of both minimalism and maximalism. This style blends the busy and bold style of maximalism with the pared-back style of minimalism.
This is a style that’s had increased traction in recent months, as people lean towards that ‘lived-in’ look.
Midimalism allows for expression and warmth, combining an uncluttered space with personality and soul. It’s a style that embraces texture and colours while maintaining a carefully curated feel.
"Midimalism is about restraint with character with refined forms, elevated materials, and just enough warmth to make minimalism feel livable. In the kitchen shown here, the Midimalist approach is expressed through a pairing of soft matte cabinetry, natural timber, and the bold veining of the marble countertop that brings in the maximalism touch"
- Gareth Hull, Product Development Lead
The Midimalism look
Achieving a Midimalist look starts with a shift in mindset with purposeful choices. Each item serves a function or sparks a feeling.
Tips to get started:
- Curate, don’t clutter
- Layer textures
- Embrace contrast
- Use a restrained colour palette
- Focus on quality
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