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This minimalist approach encompasses subtle pastel tones instead of strict adherence to neutral colors. Creams, warm grays, and soft blues all reflect the natural colors of a Scandinavian landscape.

Because the winter nights are long in Nordic regions, minimalist interiors are intentionally light-colored. Even so, adding bright red throw pillows or another intense color creates a focal point in the minimal bedroom.

Natural light is key to creating a Scandinavian minimalist bedroom. Window treatments should allow in as much sunshine as possible. Light fixtures should be simple, clean, and functional. Round or rectangular mirrors in simple frames will magnify the light, showcasing your minimalist vibe.

Pale-colored hardwood floors are another hallmark of Scandinavian minimalist interior design.

Simple Interior Minimalist Bedroom Ideas

A simple interior approach to minimalist bedroom design is somewhat like a woman having a no-makeup day. She doesn’t look fancy or embellished, but she is comfortable, natural, and serene. This “what you see is what you get” approach to modern style can be economical as well. All you really need is a room, a bed, bed linens, a bedside table, and a lamp.

You may choose to take this simple modern style to heart only in your bedroom, making it your most peaceful zone. If so, move any unnecessary clutter to the living room or into storage. If the bedroom feels too austere, add back a comfortable rug or a single piece of art.

You can take this type of minimalist bedroom in any of the design styles mentioned here. A basic black-and-white color scheme is great for simple minimalism. Less is definitely more when your love of modern style dictates going as simple as possible.

Wabi-Sabi Minimalist Bedroom Ideas

Wabi-sabi is a Japanese philosophy that meshes so well with traditional minimalism. The concept embraces the naturally-occurring flaws that occur with design. For example, handmade pottery is loved and valued for its irregular contours, chips, and cracks.