Minimal Art

When it comes to design, minimalist art is becoming increasingly popular and widely known. Minimalism emphasizes on geometric shapes, lines, and colours.

Earliest recorded works of minimal painting were often monochromatic, with one base colour and associated colours.  The other means to spot a Minimalist artwork is to search for hard-edged, precise margins between colour sections.
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Furthermore, Minimalist area is typically created by employing functional furniture and interior furnishings in geometric designs, as well as a blend of black, grey, and white as a foundation colour. When you look closely at minimal design ideas, you will find that the room is usually focused on only one piece of artwork on an otherwise naked wall to develop a focal point.

As can be seen, Minimal painting may generate a feeling of movement and repetition in a place, as well as a flowing rhythm. In addition to that, Minimal paintings come in a variety of styles and adding a monochromatic tone may also serve to neutralize a room. It is distinguished by its clarity, sharp flow, and a monochrome palette with colour utilized as an accent, as well as the introduction of depth and crisp geometric lines.
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Adding to that, Minimalist interior design is related to modern interior design in that it focuses on the fundamentals to create a basic and clean space. To sum it up, Minimal design has also evolved to include more than two basic colours, as can be seen by the paintings below.

Remember that less is more when it comes to Minimalist design! More inspiration may be found at Artisan Malaysia Online Gallery here. 

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