A Lovely Minimalist Apartment in Germany
I’d really just like a little fence or a wall around the bed, but I like the sleeping on the floor idea.
Futons on the floor ROCK!
I tried lying down on a bed and it was just too soft and high for me. I can’t give up my futon.
Via Studio Oink
I just like all the ivory, white, cream, ecru and wood. So open, fresh and airy.
It also has a lot of storage space underneath the bed.
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MelD
Well you could do it and just have a futon on the platform instead of a mattress? It is very clever.
Did you ever see the old Wikihow on living like a minimalist – a 6′ shelf across a room under a window to use as a bed, seating area and table and storage below for futon and such… I don’t think it’s online any more but I found it really inspiring at the time and this reminds me of it, though less multifunctional. It listed “minimal” possessions right down to an envelope as a wallet – extreme but hey!
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save. spend. splurge.
I am actually afraid I will fall off when I roll around. Baby Bun rolls around A LOT for instance, so I’d never put him on a platform…
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Heather @ Simply Save
It’s beautiful! I love the light and airy feeling.
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save. spend. splurge.
I’m aiming for something similar when we get a place. An open, uncluttered space with very minimal furniture
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Sense
This looks like it could have been written by YOU. But it wasn’t. http://www.viva.co.nz/article/fashion/how-to-dress-french-according-to-carine-roitfeld/?ref=nzhbox?ref=nzh_networkfooter
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Lila
Your link is broken but I found it: http://www.studiooink.de/interior-design/#/apartment-wiesbaden/
That is a beautiful apartment, clean and orderly. Love how nothing is overwhelming. I wouldn’t mind living there! Plus it seems like people actually live in it and cleanup/organizing would be fast. I also like the wood they chose.
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save. spend. splurge.
I updated the link, thank you!
I really like light, airy spaces. That one really fits the bill for me. Very Swedish 🙂
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MelD
I found it: http://www.wikihow.com/Live-with-Less – they have added some dumb photos but the text is the one I mean!