Felix Hamilton

Minimalism isn’t just about decluttering your space — it’s about clarifying your values. It’s about choosing thoughtfully, using resources responsibly, and aligning your environment with what matters most. That’s why more people are embracing eco minimalist materials — especially natural woods and stones — to create spaces that feel grounded, enduring, and kind to the Read More

Minimalist design isn’t just about what you remove—it’s about what you arrange. And when it comes to open floor plans or compact spaces, zoning with furniture is one of the most practical and visually calming techniques you can use. Imagine this: no walls, no cluttered dividers—just the intuitive placement of a sofa, rug, or bench Read More

We live in a world of endless alerts, autoplay videos, and the subtle (but constant) pull to check our phones. And while most of us are aware of our excessive screen time, it often feels like an uphill battle to change it. This is where minimalist design steps in — not just as an aesthetic Read More

There’s a common misconception that neutral interiors are cold, dull, or lifeless — stripped of personality in pursuit of simplicity. But if you’ve ever stepped into a well-designed minimalist space, you know that’s far from the truth. When used intentionally, a neutral home palette can create a sense of calm, cohesion, and timeless elegance that Read More

You don’t need a shopping spree to create a beautiful, calm home. In fact, the most powerful design changes often come not from what you buy — but from how you use what you already have. If your goal is to embrace a minimalist aesthetic, there’s good news: you already own more than enough. This Read More

You walk into a homeware store “just to browse.” Moments later, you’re juggling scented candles, a quirky plant pot, and another throw pillow — all with no clear idea where they’ll go. Sound familiar? Shopping for your home should feel empowering, not regretful. Yet in a world flooded with curated catalogues and Instagram-perfect inspiration, it’s Read More

Living small doesn’t mean living less Let’s be honest—living in under 500 square feet sounds like a constraint. But in reality, it can be an invitation. An invitation to curate, simplify, and design with greater clarity. Urban life often means less square footage. Yet, those same small spaces offer a unique opportunity: to live intentionally, Read More