We all know that clutter can be a headache, in our recent article, we gave you some tips on how to achieve minimalist bedroom by downsizing, having sufficient space for storage, using neutral colors and creating patterns. But, how does minimalism benefits you?

For a start, having a minimalist bedroom lessens your stress. Since minimalism is all about white or neutrals, it has a calming effect compared to space filled with a lot of colors and other accessories. Second, it is really easy to maintain – all you have to is clean and maintain your current setup.
Third, it costs less – since less is more, you really don’t have to buy a lot for space. Yes, you can invest in some pieces but rest assured that those pieces are timeless and will definitely look good in almost any design.
Instagram Minimalist Bedroom Tips
Now that we know the benefits of a minimalist bedroom, we’re going to give you additional tips on how to achieve that picturesque or #bedroomgoals on Instagram. Here are things you can try:
Moodboard
This is totally optional but I think it’s a great way to start. Find your “pegs” and post it on your mood board and for it to match your design, pick something that is simple.

Accent Lighting
One of the defining character of a minimalist bedroom is lighting. By having a lot of light in your room, it makes the space look bigger and bright. As much as possible, having natural light and big windows are the best way to do it however, you‘ll still need a light in your room and minimalist bedrooms are known for those creative or pendant type of lights; not only does it look chic, it looks good on photos too!
Choose beddings that are white or in the neutral colors. You can also play with grey tones for your sheets/pillows, this also adds an overall relaxing feel to the room.
Minimalism is about being simple, but it doesn’t mean that it has to look plain or boring. If there’s one more advantage about having a minimalist bedroom, it’s probably being “practical.” Why? Being a minimalist forces you to get what you need and not want you want – the essentials. Now go ahead and post your minimalist bedroom on instagram!