Warm Minimalism - Creating a Tranquil Home

It’s no surprise that as we enter our third year in a global pandemic we’re all seeking relaxation and comfort in our homes. Did you know that the aesthetics of your home can impact not only your mood but your overall well-being? A pared back colour palette full of warmth, and minimal styling promotes feelings of coziness and tranquility.

Across living, dining, bedroom and entry, let us guide you through relaxing and minimal approaches to the spaces in your home.

Warm Welcome

The way you style your entrance helps to set the tone for the rest of your home. Adding a bench, like the Recess Bench in oak is not only practical but also makes a feature out of a space that can often be overlooked. Solid timber, jute and ochre tones help to create a welcoming entry that envelops you with warmth.

Gather Around

The key to keeping things neutral is to make sure you have enough contrast. Adding black to a space, such as the Gather Dining table is a great way to make an impact. Organic shaped ceramics and a jute rug help to make a room feel earthy and relaxing.

Minimalist Morning

Curate a corner in your bedroom to make getting ready in the morning as stress free as possible. A predominantly cream and beige palette creates a sense of calmness. Adding an armchair makes the space feel cosy and is the perfect place to put your shoes on. A full length mirror is a must have in any bedroom, the Pitch Leaner Mirror in Warm Beige has the added bonus of clever storage elements.

Tranquil Living

The living room is the heart of relaxation in our homes. Gentle curves, rattan and jute all create a space that you’ll never want to leave. Featuring the Tranquil Armchair evokes the feeling that its name suggests. An organised space can help to reduce stress. Easily swap in a shelving unit, such as the Camber Shelving Unit Small for more storage to keep your room and mind clutter free.

Beige Doesn't Mean Boring

Pairing a neutral palette with rust accents makes your living space feel sophisticated and calming. Sheer curtains, boucle and timber all add texture to the room, creating visual interest. Don’t be afraid to add pattern through your cushions and art to add some wow moments.