'minimalist' is a correct and usable word in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe someone or something which has a simple, uncluttered design or style. For example: "The minimalistic decor in the living room creates a modern and luxurious feel".
In a design statement that verges on farce, Mayne describes the proposal as "a minimalist act that reiterates the site and offers to the viewer a mirrored, refracted perspective of the landscape".
On Black Fell, looking down on Northumberland's beautiful Kielder Water reservoir, a group of people wait in a car park next to a strange wooden building with a minimalist design beamed down from the future.
Blank Space is her bunny-boiler anthem where she doesn't entirely convince us she's driven insane by lust into courting a series of players – and its minimalist verses make for a rather tempered, non-bombastic opener.
Professor Green James Blake James Blake "We love his tone, lyrics and minimalist vibe.
Radical, far-reaching work produced by his policy review was ready to be taken up, he now says, but was left to gather dust by those around Miliband, who opted instead for their minimalist, safety-first offer, and a few "free money bribes" such as the energy price freeze, which failed to add up to a convincing, overarching national story.
Step one Decide why you're becoming a minimalist "I can't tell you how many times I went for a new car, promotion or job on impulse, never asking myself why," says Nicodemus.
Although Moscow's bohemian restaurants are still filled with the fur-addicted crowd, the younger generation's style wouldn't be out of place in Kreuzberg or Shoreditch – a mix of vintage trophies and minimalist Scandinavian brands, ideally with a few locally produced items such as quirky bracelets from Moroz.
There will also be a "minimalist, secure, and elegant web user interface to set up and configure the router", to make it simpler for the average user to alter security settings on the device.
Where to stay Sublime Comporta is a cosseting new country retreat on a 17-acre estate, which has 14 minimalist bedrooms – each with polished concrete floors, white linen, bamboo furniture and a private terrace – and an infinity pool (from £139 per night; sublimecomporta.pt).
Does he blame Miliband for the failure to be bolder, for the minimalist, incoherent eventual offer?
Some writers soak their fiction in sensory detail; others prefer a stripped, minimalist approach.
