Minimalism: Warm vs Cold! Which one is better?

What is minimalism, and how it is differentiated between Warm and Cold

[@Dengi_mira]

Very useful and interesting information!!!❤❤❤

[@One_Percent_Better_Every_Day]

Glad it was helpful!

[@EvaSolveig]

Warm for me ❤

[@One_Percent_Better_Every_Day]

❤️☺️

[@onjirapanichakul8853]

Warm type for me!

[@One_Percent_Better_Every_Day]

Thank you for sharing) i love warm for home and cold for business office)

[@Chezarcat]

I would probably choose warm, it's less formal and easier to upkeep (less glossy surfaces). Also warm minimalism provides the softness needed for children to grow comfortably- less sharp edges and more soft materials. 😊

[@One_Percent_Better_Every_Day]

Good point! Thank you for sharing👌☺️

[@MooglesNest]

Looking around in my tiny apartment it seems I've mixed both styles.

[@One_Percent_Better_Every_Day]

Why not) the key you feel comfortable there☺️❤️

[@stacistaci6657]

Its hard to choose. I like them both! 😁

[@One_Percent_Better_Every_Day]

Agree) or warm for women and cold for man?😊🙈

[@stacistaci6657]

@@One_Percent_Better_Every_Day Yes! Although I think I really like warm for the living room and bedrooms and cold for the bathrooms.

[@One_Percent_Better_Every_Day]

@@stacistaci6657 yes, also makes a good sense

[@MooglesNest]

The E in "hygge" is pronounced like the E in Eric.

[@One_Percent_Better_Every_Day]

Thank you 🙏☺️

[@annecarter5181]

That’s “hu-guh”, not “higgie”. It’s Danish. The word is hygge.

[@One_Percent_Better_Every_Day]

Yes, thank you for feedback))