Discover warm minimalism, the trend that is sweeping the world.

There is a decorative style that has been triumphing in European homes for the last year and which AD magazine has been describing for some time now in several articles. This is warm minimalism, a trend in interior design that combines a clean and functional aesthetic, typical of traditional minimalism, with some touches of warmth and comfort through textiles, colours and decoration.

Warm minimalism is the latest trend and can be seen in a number of editorials and thousands of Instagram posts. It is precisely on this social network, but also on Pinterest, where we can see more photos of warm minimalist houses.

If you want to recreate this style at home, focus on designing simple, but cosy and harmonious spaces that integrate numerous natural materials, soft colours and decorative details that bring wellbeing without overloading the environment. Have you taken note?

Key elements of the warm minimalist trendy style

1. A palette of soft colours and warm tones.

The main colours will be neutral and serene, unobtrusive but cosy. Examples of shades to use: beige, sand, terracotta, brown, light grey and off-white. They bring a sense of calm and help to create an enveloping atmosphere. Accents of earthy colours should be rather subtle, e.g. oranges, mustards or browns, so as not to break the overall harmony.

2. Use of natural materials

In warm minimalist houses , the most common materials are 100% natural, such as wood (in light or medium colours), linen, cotton, wool, stone or ceramics, all of which are essential in this style.

These elements add shapes, textures and volumes that bring visual and tactile warmth. Wood, above all, is key, both in furniture and in decorative details, as it softens the coldness that a pure minimalist style might cast.

3. Practical furniture with simple lines

Furniture in warm minimalism tends to have clean lines and a functional design, but without being cold. It is preferable to decorate with comfortable furniture, with upholstery in natural fabrics and neutral colours. Simple, ergonomically designed pieces that invite relaxation or escape are also well integrated into these environments.

4. Warm, natural lighting

In decoration, lighting is fundamental and it is not always used well. To generate greater warmth in the atmosphere, it is necessary to make the most of natural light, with large windows and light curtains. No furniture that obstructs or restricts the entry of light.

At night, warm lights in yellowish tones should be used with simple lamps or some indirect light points (floor lamps or wall sconces), which help to create a relaxing atmosphere.

 5. Subtle but meaningful accessories

Although minimalism favours few ornaments, warm minimalism incorporates a few elements into the décor that add value without overloading the space.

To do this well, it is recommended to add green leafy houseplants, handcrafted ceramic or stoneware pieces, plant fibre rugs along with soft wool, cotton or linen plaids and cushions. These details will add personality to the space, making it more lived-in and authentic.

6. Decoration based on order and open, uncluttered spaces.

The minimalist style avoids clutter and prioritises open spaces. This is maintained in the warm minimalism that is a trend in today's homes.

Furniture and accessories will be placed in a way that allows a fluid circulation and a relaxed, uncluttered atmosphere. To achieve this, organisation is key, leaving only the necessary and functional elements in sight.

It is also necessary to distribute the furniture correctly so that moving around the room is easier and the passage of light is not obstructed.

What are the advantages of recreating warm minimalism in the home?

Are you already clear on what warm minimalist style is all about? This is ideal for those who are looking for a home that evokes serenity and comfort, while remaining aesthetically clean and functional. It is also highly recommended for small flats, as it promotes lightness and visual spaciousness.

The warmth of the natural materials and the soft palette foster atmospheres that invite calm and wellbeing, rest and relaxation. And who doesn't look for that in their home?

 This approach generates spaces where you can feel at peace, without the coldness that can sometimes accompany the classic minimalism of earlier periods. It is perfect for those who want to live in spaces with a balance between simplicity and comfort. Do you like it? We are going to give you some examples of fabrics and pieces that fit in with the warm minimalist style.

Which textiles fit in with warm minimalism?

Textiles play a fundamental role in this trendy style in the home. They add texture, generate more comfort and fill the space with personality without breaking with the clean aesthetic.

The most suitable materials to use in textiles within this style are:

• Natural Linen
  
• Organic Cotton
  
• Wool
  
• Jute and other braided fibres
  
• Gauze or Muslin

Bedding in soft colours and 100% natural materials

For a warm minimalist look, choose cotton or linen bed linen in soft, neutral or earthy tones. White, cream, beige, sand, light grey, mustard, brown, soft terracotta... These colours will be your allies in every room. Within our offer stands out the Basic range in beige or white. If you like something patterned, the Tie Dye or Gingham designs will seduce you.

 

 

They create a serene and relaxing atmosphere in the bedroom. The crinkled look of linen also adds texture and a more authentic, natural feel, making the bed look effortlessly cosy.

These textiles achieve a visual warmth that is seductive and calming. They allow you to maintain a functional, uncluttered, bright and tidy space without sacrificing comfort - get into this style that has been trending for months!