Shop the Look: Minimalist Bedroom
Are you the classic minimalist who appreciates the basics?
This Shop the Look: minimalist bedroom provides some simple home essentials that best suit the black and white minimalist interior style. Contains Affiliate links.
ONE BED: The bed is an essential piece of furniture that makes a home feel like home. The Linea Black Bed is so chic and classic in design. It is a wood-framed bed stained in black. It brings a clean touch to a room with a stylish vibe. This bed ranges from full to king-size. Crate and Barrel, shop
TWO RUG: Rugs are so cozy and act as a centerpiece in design. This rug has a natural-looking texture, almost mimicking a natural stone. Its origin is turkey and is available in various sizes. This rug brings a unique character to minimalist interiors. Burke Decor, shop
THREE TABLE LAMP: This lamp is not just aesthetically pleasing; it is ideal at a reader's bedside. The conelike glass is frosted, so the light that does shine through is softly diffused. The best part about this lamp is that it is easy to clean. You do not have to worry about a dusty shade or, worse, the shade changing colors on you as it gets older. Crate and Barrel, shop
FOUR SIDE TABLE: So this table is a bestseller, and honestly, I can see why. I'm a big fan of concrete because it is so timeless. It looks so authentic. Also, no two pieces are the same. You can use this side table indoors as a bedside table and outdoors when you are entertaining guests. Multifunctional items are my absolute favs. West Elm, shop
FIVE MIRROR: Most minimalists limit their fashion, so a mirror may not be favorable to most. However, some are fashionable. Knowing what you look like before you step into this crazy world could bring you joy. I know for me it does. I don't walk out of the door without stopping by a mirror first to get that one last look at myself right before I exit my home. Functional and beautiful. Now, that's a win. Burke Decor, shop
SIX CHAIR: I value comfort over beauty, but I am in love when you find something with both beauty and comfort. This chair contains both. It adds a retro look to your space without interfering with the simple aesthetics. In the center of the chair is all comfort. Crate and Barrel, shop
SEVEN WINDOW TREATMENT: Window treatments are not talked about often, especially on design boards. However, window treatments are an essential part of whatever place you call home. Most American homes come with blinds, shades, or plywood (when it's abandoned). Privacy is a natural human need. Windows are lovely when allowing sunlight within your home; however, there are times when you seek privacy by blocking visibility into your home. These minimal-style curtains are a great addition to a minimal home. West Elm, shop
EIGHT ARTWORK: The texture in this artwork is amazing; It is a combination of marble and mango wood. The marble is contrasted with dark block-styled paneling. Mango wood itself has a beautiful texture that is slightly different from traditional lumber. Although this piece is not a necessity, it will add a nice conservative look to your simple space. Burke Decor, shop
NINE BOOKCASE: This bookcase, in particular, is best suited for a larger minimal home. However, I wouldn't recommend getting carried away with the decorative items you can decorate these shelves with. There is a lot of decor opportunity for this large bookcase. Instead, use that space to put books that will improve your knowledge in the direction of your heart's desires. A bookcase is a great way to stay on top of your industry if you are an entrepreneur, doctor, or work in law. Burke Decor, shop
Words: Drea Matchett
Curated: Drea Matchett
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