9 Minimalist Posters for the Perfect Scandinavian Home

 

Minimalism as a movement has gained serious traction and popularity over the last 5 or so years.  Think about it. Minimalist fashion and clothing, minimalist wallets and backpacks, minimalist interior design. Living a minimalist lifestyle has even crept into many of our lives! 

Minimalism has become a buzzword for sure, but that doesn’t mean we should disregard it.

 
 
 

A background to minimalism

Minimalism as an art movement was born in New York in the 1960s, but the underlying concepts of minimalist design go back centuries. They can be traced back to Islam, as well as Japan. 

At the start of the twentieth century, artists were beginning to turn away from Realism and started experimenting with what else art could achieve. What would blocks colour and negative space mean? Did art even need to be meaningful or expressive? It was no longer necessary for art to be definitive and recognisable. It could instead be something different altogether.

For those of you who are curious about minimalism and want a deeper look at this fascinating movement, why not head over to our All You’ve Ever Wanted To Know About Minimalism article?

Right then, let’s get to it! We’ve sorted our favourites into two categories, those with colour, and those without. This way, you can look out for the minimalist poster which will best suit your home.

 

Minimalist Posters with Colour

 
 

La Mer

This charmingly blue poster with its detailed brush strokes and great use of white space certainly has a calming effect. We think this poster is sure to create a tranquil and peaceful feel in your home and would be perfect for the bedroom or even a home office.

 
 
 

Abstract Geometric Textures

A delightfully colourful yet subdued poster that’s eye-catching without going overboard. Perfect for your guest bedroom or dining room, this poster is a great addition for anyone looking to add a tempered dash of colour to their space.

 
 
 

Abstract Blue Mountains

A delightfully colourful yet subdued poster that’s eye-catching without going overboard. Perfect for your guest bedroom or dining room, this poster is a great addition for anyone looking to add a tempered dash of colour to their space.

 
 
 

Minimalist Seal

Perfect for the nursery room or even just the bedroom, this playful and adorable poster is lovely and tranquil thanks to its blue colour palette. Try spot the seal on the iceberg.

 
 
 

Minimalist Polar Bear

Making excellent use of negative space, this cute Polar Bear poster is perfect for a nursery or child’s room. Its more subtle and uniform colour palette means that it will pair well with however you’ve already decorated your space without it becoming an eyesore.

 
 

Minimalist Posters With Line Art, Sans Colour

 
 

Danish Seaside

With its intricate yet bold lines, this excellently well balanced Danish Seaside poster is a great choice for the home office, conservatory, or even guest room. Its quaint lighthouse and overall detail make it an eye-catching monochromatic piece.

 
 
 

The Golden Ratio

This curious poster uses mathematics to win you over. Which makes sense considering it’s a homage to the mathematical Golden Ratio itself. This poster would fit in perfectly with a Scandinavian-styled bedroom.

 
 
9 Minimalist Posters article. Image of Wandering Eye poster
 

Wandering Eye

This curious poster uses mathematics to win you over. Which makes sense considering it’s a homage to the mathematical Golden Ratio itself. This poster would fit in perfectly with a Scandinavian-styled bedroom.

 
 
 

Danish Beach

Broad strokes and white space characterise this rather striking poster. A wonderful addition to your home, this piece of line art perfectly captures the landscapes of Denmark and is a great keepsake for those who have visited and seen the wonderful scenery that Denmark has to offer.

 
 
 

We hope you’ve enjoyed this roundup of our minimalist posters and found something that takes your fancy. If you need some more inspiration, then why not take a look at the rest of our minimalist posters?

 
 

Written by Jack Luke Fitzsimons

Images sourced from Pinterest and Project Nord website.