Charlotte Hayes

Minimalism has long been associated with crisp lines, clean forms, and the deliberate absence of clutter. But what makes a minimalist space truly feel lived-in, tactile, and emotionally rich? The answer often lies not in what’s added, but in what’s revealed. Raw finishes, such as exposed concrete walls, untreated wood, or unpolished stone, lend a Read More

Minimalism is often portrayed as a singular aesthetic—neutral tones, clean lines, and near-empty spaces. But in real life, especially shared life, style isn’t singular. It’s personal. And when multiple people share a home, each brings their own tastes, preferences, and emotional connections to decor. So what happens when one person leans toward Scandi simplicity, while Read More

In the tight geometry of urban living, square footage is precious. But when you can’t build outward, you can build up. For city dwellers and small-space stylists, vertical space is the secret weapon of minimalist design. Too often, we stop decorating at shoulder height. Yet your walls hold untapped potential—storage, style, and spaciousness all waiting Read More

You’ve created the perfect minimalist space — airy, calm, and beautifully intentional. But when you try to capture it on camera, the photo looks… flat. Dull. Uninspired. You know the space feels amazing — but the image doesn’t reflect that. That’s because minimalist homes require a thoughtful photography approach. With fewer visual distractions, every shadow, Read More

You step into a furniture showroom, scroll Pinterest endlessly, and still feel unsure what your home style is. Sound familiar? With so many decor trends shouting for attention, the hardest part isn’t choosing furniture — it’s defining your aesthetic in the first place. That’s where a minimalist mood board comes in. A mood board isn’t Read More

Why floating furniture is redefining modern minimalism Imagine walking into a room where the furniture seems to hover gently above the ground—elevated, elegant, and effortless. No bulky bases. No visual weight dragging the space down. Just clarity, airiness, and flow. That’s the promise of floating furniture design, and it’s fast becoming a favourite in minimalist Read More