Simplicity at Its Best: Ali Ata on Minimalism in Real Estate
Ali Ata Reviews the Impact of Minimalism in Real Estate
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According to Ali Ata, now that the world is at the start of the 2020s, real estate developers have looked for and come up with more exciting trends in the industry. One trend that is both exciting and practical is minimalist design.
Minimalism isn't just about art or design. It is rooted in philosophy. Today, an ever-increasing number of developers, designers, architects, and engineers are choosing to use minimalist design, not just for the exteriors of homes but also for the interiors.
Ali Ata explains that minimalist design's simplicity has gained much traction over the past two decades with the less-is-more approach. At present, gaudy is losing the design battle, at least in more modern homes and offices.
How and why has minimalist design appealed today more than ever?
First, Ali Ata mentions that minimalism inside a home makes the space appear larger than it actually is. For example, the living or dining room may look more spacious with less furniture and fixtures. For residents and guests, this makes it easier to move and, frankly, breathe and live.
For the exterior of a home or building, many developers opt to have single fixtures such as a fountain, a pond, and well-maintained grass. Some properties even incorporate minimalist pathways or steps for people.
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Ali Ata says that with the speed by which many people live these days, the surroundings are more important. Furthermore, the simplicity of minimalist design seems to lower stress levels and give the impression that the world isn't too cramped or complicated.
What do you think about the minimalist approach? Share your thought with Ali Ata in the comments section below.
Ali Ata is a veteran of the real estate industry. Read more of his thoughts, insights, and updates in his blogs when you click this link.
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