GBMinimalisme
GBMinimalisme is a design and lifestyle approach that emphasizes essential form, restrained aesthetics, and functional clarity within a British context. It treats minimalism as a method for reducing excess in spaces, objects, and information, aiming for durable, purposeful results.
The term began to appear in British design discourse in the 2010s, used by critics and practitioners
Core principles include reducing forms to their essential geometry, employing a restrained color palette—often whites, creams,
Applications encompass architecture, interior design, product design, and branding. Projects associated with GBMinimalisme typically feature open
Reception has varied. It has influenced mainstream design and consumer products toward decluttered aesthetics and sustainability,
Related movements include Scandinavian minimalism and postwar British modernism, with ongoing dialogue around sustainability and material