Minimal interiors are evolving. The current direction is less focused on stark surfaces and more interested in warmth, texture, craftsmanship, and the objects that make a space feel personal.
Warmth through material
Natural oak, walnut, limestone, wool, linen, and textured plaster introduce depth without visual clutter. Their subtle variations prevent a restrained palette from feeling flat or cold.
Fewer, better pieces
Instead of filling a room with decoration, warm minimalism gives individual pieces room to breathe. A sculptural chair, handmade ceramic, vintage table, or carefully selected artwork can become a meaningful focal point.
Minimal does not mean impersonal
The most successful minimalist interiors reflect the people who use them. Arvune believes restraint should create space for personality, not remove it. The final result is quiet, comfortable, and distinctly individual.