Less is More: Minimalist Home Accessories

By Instyle
Updated Mar 09, 2015 @ 5:46 pm
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Less is More: Minimalist Home Accessories

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Fresh Soil-Dipped Wooden Spoons

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Utilitarian and sleek, these hand-dipped spoons ($29; food52.com) are a perfect mix of aesthetic and function. They’re almost too pretty to use!

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Pinch and Prep Nesting Bowls

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What’s white, blue, and sleek all over? These darling snack-and-serving bowls ($58; food52.com). Show them off on your counter either nestled inside each other, or separate.

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Garance Dore-The Last Smoke

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This minimalist, graphic fashion illustration ($40; shop.garancedore.fr) is slightly Sixties in style — and just the thing to add an air of sexy sophistication to any bathroom, living room, or bedroom.

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Zara Herringbone Throw

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Sure, this throw is super-cozy ($60; zarahome.com), but we love it because it looks so effortlessly cool tossed across a side chair or chaise.

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Tory Burch Baily Box

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We love home accessories with an heirloom, vintage appeal! This boldly graphic, resin-and-wood box ($395; toryburch.com) is a wildly chic way to store jewelry, keepsakes, or other small mementos.

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Polka Dot Chambray Towel in Grey

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This polka dot printed towel ($13-61; rikumo.com) is not only lovely in a minimalist bathroom, it also strikes a glamorous contrast hanging in a brightly-decorated washroom.

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Nate Berkus for Target Decorative Box

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This vivid, irresistibly graphic box ($25; target.com) is at once kooky and sleek (a delicious combination). Keep it on your nightstand to hold hand lotion, lip balm, skin cream and other bedroom beauty gems.

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Lascari Dinnerware

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Elegant and restrained, this black-rimmed dinnerware ($10-24; anthropologie.com) is proof that less is more.

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