A minimalist interior radiates tranquillity, without unnecessary things on or beside your furniture. Indeed, real minimalists are convinced that this is the only way to create a space where you can completely relax and empty your head. In other words, minimalism means that your interior contributes to more headspace, a sense of inner peace and freedom. Do you need a relaxing environment in these busy times? Of course, Rome wasn't built in one day either, and so we start with the bathroom because that's where our day often starts, isn't it?

Clean bathroom, happy bathroom
First things first: you have too much clutter, and clutter is everywhere. Want a minimalist bathroom? Then you'll have to say goodbye to some stuff. A first step is to clear all horizontal surfaces, such as the sink and the edges of the bathtub. Did you check whether you can store your perfumes in a cupboard? Do you really need three different shower gels displayed in your bathroom? What can be chucked?
Of course, minimalism goes much further. That's why it best to work systematically: try to store as much as you can and throw away the extras. First, what is in sight, then what sits in the cupboards. You may still find stuff that you completely forget you had. You'll see: after a thorough clean-up session, you'll feel much more relaxed.

"You can decorate a house very luxuriously by taking away elements instead of adding them."
-Francis Jourdain, interior designer (1876 – 1958)

More space, less stress
Create more space by choosing more neutral colours and natural tones. Under the motto Less is More you don't go for a diverse colour palette, but you prefer beige and grey tones, or just white, both for your furniture and your walls. Combined with a wooden floor or natural stone tile, you turn a busy, colourful space into a relaxing environment that breathes calm and takes your stress level down in no time.