Posters by category - Minimalism

A subtle minimalism poster is all you need

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There are many advantages to minimalism. Some people see it as cold or even austere but in truth, there are many different takes on the style and many of them are the exact opposites of empty, ascetic laboratories that minimalism is sometimes associated with. An interior can still feel cosy, even if it doesn’t have a lot of furniture, knick-knacks and decorations. What’s the secret? First and foremost, the colour scheme. If the entire room is kept white and grey, then it definitely will seem a bit too cold for many people. However, you can easily conjure up a minimalistic décor based on beige, cream or even pastel colours with equally dazzling effects. Instead of the many knick-knacks that often clutter out flats, go for minimalism posters. A single decoration in this style and a few subtle changes will result in a spectacular transformation of the entire room. The less things you use to decorate an interior, the easier it is to later refresh its look. One idea worth considering if you have a large, empty wall is to use a decorative triptych. A composition of three minimalistic posters with a common theme will become a cherry on top of your amazing interior design.

Universal décor that lasts many years? Only with minimalist posters

In the world of interior design, trends tend to come and go and new ideas gain popularity on a daily basis. However, not everybody is interested in constantly chasing new passing fads. Some people understandably prefer universal solutions that never stop looking great. This category definitely includes retro and industrial aesthetics as well as the subject of this article – minimalism. After all, the style is all about quality over quantity and universality over fashion. That’s what made minimalism so popular and that’s what has kept it in the spotlight for all those years. Even so, we understand that everyone needs some change every once in a while. That’s exactly where minimalist posters come in. It’s a type of decoration that can very easily be exchanged. Posters are somewhat similar in this way to paintings but it’s much more difficult to store a large framed canvas. If you go for posters, you can always take your decoration off the wall, put it in a tube and hang a new one to change things up. Once the replacement also gets boring, you’re free to return to the previous design or try yet another one. Posters give you the freedom to experiment with your interior décor without the need of turning the whole room upside down. See how different your space looks with black-and-white, typographic designs compared to expressive, colourful abstraction.

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Minimalistic posters for children? We’re sold!

It may seem that minimalistic posters are most suitable for elegant spaces, such as living rooms or offices. However, they may also be used as an original addition to a child’s room. Sounds improbable? A child’s room doesn’t necessarily have to be bursting with colours, designs and decorations. Such overwhelming designs can inhibit the ability to focus and have been linked to irritability and sleeping problems. That’s why these more subtle, minimalistic designs are now becoming more popular. Besides, a calm room doesn’t have to be boring. One excellent example of that is the Scandinavian style, which shares many similarities with minimalism. Even a black-and-white room can be interesting if the walls are decorated with subtle patterns, such as polka dots, stripes or chequers. You can use minimalist posters to introduce a little bit of colour into such an interior. We recommend geometric compositions or aeye-catching patterns. You’ll be able to achieve a very balanced décor by livening up the room without overwhelming it.