From Guest Room to Minimalist Dressing Room
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- Minimalist
- Condo
- ~800 sqft
- 3 br
- Couple Living
Welcome to a part of our home that I’ve been meaning to share but haven’t until now—our guest room, which has evolved into something more practical for our daily life: a minimalist dressing room. The first image gives a glimpse of the overall vibe—airy and minimal. The sunlight filters through the sheer white curtains, creating a soft, natural light that makes the room feel calm and open. You can see a simple clothing rack with a few garments and shoes neatly organised underneath. This setup is temporary but works well for its purpose, giving the room a studio-like charm. Here’s a closer look at our clothing rack, a straightforward yet functional addition to the space. The clothes are neatly arranged, from casual to more formal pieces, highlighting neutral and earthy tones that reflect our aesthetic. I find this open storage method not only convenient but also inspiring—it feels like walking into a curated minimalist closet where everything is easily accessible. This corner captures the utility aspect of the room—a laundry station with a lidded basket and a more open bin for sorting clothes. While this corner isn’t the most glamorous, it’s proof that functionality and simplicity can go hand-in-hand. The neutral tones of the bins blend seamlessly with the rest of the room, keeping things cohesive. Turning this guest room into a minimalist dressing room was not part of the original plan, but it’s a solution that fits our current needs perfectly. It’s a reminder that spaces can (and should) evolve with us. This room has become not just a place for getting ready but also a calming retreat that helps start the day on a good note.
- 29 December 2024
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