Minimalism: Principle 4 - The Art of Restrictive Expression

Avoiding Decoration

Minimalism is all about stripping away the inessentials. A true master of the craft can spot the difference between the useful and the superfluous in a single glance. Like a ninja, they strike with precision, leaving no room for distraction.

But what happens when the art form starts to get a little too minimalist?

Is the blank canvas a form of self-indulgence?

Read more about the dangers of over-minimialism

Minimalism: Principle 4 - Too Much of A Better Thing

Where does the line between minimalist and barren get blurred?

Is it better to have a little less of something good, or a lot more of something better?

Join the debate and find out.

Case Study 1: The Minimalist's Dilemma Case Study 2: The Bare Minimum