Minimalist Home Decor 2012
Simply Chic: Gorgeous Gifts For the Minimalist
For the person on your list with cool, effortless style, consider one of these beautiful minimalist pieces. Thanks to clean lines, sharp silhouettes, and standout shades, these simple accents are anything but boring. We've rounded up timeless gift options — from elegant trays to polished vases to classic, versatile stationery — that will never go out of style. Click through to shop our favorite picks for the minimalist on your holiday shopping list!
With a clear glass orb and a brass insert, the Arteriors Ringo Large Glass and Antique Brass Candleholder/Vase ($120) features a sleek, simple design.
A bright glaze gives the Z Gallerie Mia Serving Bowl in Aquamarine ($30) a cool, contemporary touch.
With its clean, outlined shape, the Brass Bottle Opener ($75) couldn't be simpler.
Minimalist doesn't have to mean neutral, as proven by this eye-catching CB2 Format Orange Tray ($40).
Inspired by Scandinavian design, the Copenhagen Coaster Set ($36) includes an elegant brass holder and smooth, simple wooden coasters.
How stunning would big, bright blooms look in this glamorous Lulu & Georgia Totem Vase ($80)?
Classic and polished, the DwellStudio Mirror Tray ($145) channels simple elegance.
A bold pink shade and a playful phrase dress up the otherwise traditional Kate Spade New York Skirt the Rules Mug ($20).
Personalize the Fairfax Station Monogram A6 Stationery ($33 for 20) for your minimalist friend for a useful, thoughtful gift.
The minimalist West Elm Glass Bottles With Wood Stoppers ($19-$39) can be customized with the letter or phrase of your choice to add a bit of personality to the present.
A classic black-and-white palette and a streamlined shape give the Areaware Twice Twice Dot Clock ($170) a cool, retro vibe.
The Anthropologie Bubbled Drum Hurricane ($78) is made with recycled glass in a gorgeous light-green hue.
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