Minimalist
Decor
Minimalist decor emphasizes restraint, clarity, and intentional design. Every element is purposeful—no clutter, no distractions.
Common Characteristics
Intentional Use of Space
Minimalist interiors focus on openness and function—carefully chosen furnishings and thoughtful lighting placement allow the space to breathe.
Neutral and Monochrome Palettes
White, black, beige, and subtle grays dominate. Decorative hardware is nearly invisible—flat, linear, or recessed—and lighting is architectural in form.
Form as Function
Fixtures and finishes are not just accents—they’re part of the design itself. Clean lines and unadorned surfaces create a sense of quiet balance.
Our Take On The Style
“Minimalism speaks volumes by saying less. We love how it highlights materials and form, allowing even a simple light fixture or pared-down piece of hardware to feel like sculpture. It’s ideal for those who find beauty in simplicity.”
— The Amerelle Design Team
Where You’ll See Minimalist Style
Minimalist design is embraced by modernists across the country, particularly in metropolitan hubs and coastal cities. It’s common in lofts, studio apartments, and newer developments where open plans and white walls dominate.
In desert states and mountain regions, it often blends into the natural surroundings with soft neutrals and restrained lighting. While Minimalism can vary in tone—industrial, organic, or ultra-modern—it’s always about intentional space and visual clarity.
Minimalist Style Lighting
Statement lighting thoughtfully selected to reflect the forms, tones, and textures that define the Minimalist aesthetic. Designed to tie the room together—beautifully.
Minimalist Style Wallplates
Wallplates curated to complement the materials, finishes, and mood of Minimalist spaces—because the smallest details should speak the same design language.
Minimalist Decor Related Articles
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Sharp vs. Smooth Angles In Interior Design
When it comes to interior design, one of the fundamental decisions you'll face is whether to embrace sharp angles or opt for smoother, curvier lines in your decor. These design choices can drastically impact the overall look and feel of a space. With guidance from some of Amerelle wallplates most experienced designers, let’s explore the aesthetics and principles behind sharp and smooth angles in interior design.
Related Decor Styles
Modern
This turn-of-the-century design style is a simple, clutter-free aesthetic that steers clear of frills and bold color. It was born of a distinct historical movement that introduced the concept of the open floor plan.
Scandinavian
Light and open, Scandinavian interiors incorporate functionality with craftsmanship. Furniture and accessories may be minimal but feature natural materials.
Organic Modern
Organic Modern decor is all about harmony—merging clean modern lines with the soft, imperfect forms of nature. The goal is a contemporary space that feels fresh, open, and calming.
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