Not noisy, bustling, or fussy, the minimalist lifestyle – “less is more” – is gradually becoming a new living trend that modern people are aiming for.
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Minimalism is not… simple
“ Minimalism requires you to eliminate unnecessary and confusing things in life, focusing all your time, energy and intelligence on the most necessary things ” – famous American blogger Stacy Brookman shares shares, ” And when you reach the “realm of minimalism” – life will become truly meaningful .”
But, in today’s busy life, what is considered unnecessary? Clothes, cosmetics or technology? Even after identifying the object, other problems will still arise: what items need to be eliminated, and what items should not? If you throw away an unnecessary item today, are you sure it won’t be needed tomorrow?
Even though we still know that living a minimalist life can be one of the effective methods to help “purify” life after the hustle and bustle that happens every day – time for health and personal hobbies. And your loved ones will also be more invested thanks to that. However, minimalism does not seem simple at all. For many people who choose this lifestyle, there are many times when they ” minimize for a while “, following trends instead of committing to a true lifestyle.
Therefore, if there is only one choice to stick to a minimalist lifestyle, the easiest way is to be minimalist in your own home space!
Minimalism starts from the living space, why not?
Minimalism should start from the living space
People who pursue a minimalist lifestyle often rarely pay too much attention to external flashes and things ‘outside the body’. Instead, they aim for spiritual values, exploiting more of their own potential. love more and seek more happiness right from the smallest things, even ‘happiness’ is found even in a peaceful little corner of the house.
People with high aesthetic taste and knowledge often tend to choose living spaces that lean towards minimalism and privacy, focusing on airiness and living peacefully among nature, plants and flowers. Live minimally, follow nature, respect ego.
Minimalist living is easiest accomplished in your own living space. Applying minimalist principles in space design and interior colors in the apartment helps bring peace and quiet in life. Minimalism is one of the design trends that many apartment designers are choosing, of which The Zei project is an example.
The architect created a space that inspires relaxation and turns each apartment into a ‘peaceful sanctuary for the soul to reside’. Each apartment, no matter the smallest area, has a balcony or huge panoramic window, with a full view of the airy, green space of My Dinh area.
Every morning, you can take care of your own small flower garden on the balcony, or sip a cup of hot coffee, looking far away, watching the city from above with its high-rise buildings and sparkling glass. under the sun… we realize that life truly begins with such moments. Minimize to grasp the truly meaningful things, to enjoy the moments of the present, “start living now” started from The Zei.
The minimalist space creates the necessary silence for a bustling life.
Designed by designers who understand the psychology of young families and have good taste, the common living space is given top priority. The area of the living room combined with the kitchen is optimized, bringing an airy, comfortable feeling and is easy to arrange in any interior design style that the homeowner likes. Built-in cabinet corners allow you to ‘hide’ things easily, while still being very comfortable and easy to find when needed.
If the living room, kitchen and bedroom space, in addition to being arranged reasonably on the same floor, the minimalist interior design is also a ‘plus point’ for the apartment. The white and light yellow colors in the interior, curtains and wooden floors give the space a very ‘meditative’, gentle yet extremely delicate feeling, combining perfectly with the kitchen cabinet system designed to resonate. Contemporary, minimalist.
The feeling of ‘meditation’ comes from the bedroom space.
The minimalist interior has a contemporary, sophisticated sound.
If you want to inhale the cool air in the morning, the owner of The Zei can go to the Zen Space Zen Garden on the rooftop of the building, walk lightly in the green space, among the trees and flowers…
Minimalist without being “restrictive”, owners can also enjoy all the amenities of modern life at The Zei, from the co-working space, to the four-season swimming pool, gym, shopping area. Shopping, food court… right in this modern yet peaceful housing complex right in the heart of the city.
Zen garden right on the rooftop of The Zei.
And perhaps happiness does not need to be searched far, happiness exists most clearly in the minimalist, calm living space right in the home of each family.
