

I would say that my personal aesthetic draws on the Minimalism design movement of the 20th century. Minimalism appeared in the 1960s and was primarily expressed through art pieces. Minimalism focused on simplicity and clean lines, often using geometric shapes and limited colors (primary colors were commonly used). Ironically, I wouldn’t say that Minimalism would be a personal preference of mine for art styles. Although I love elements associated with Minimalism in regards to decor, fashion, and even lifestyle, if I had to look at art exclusively- Minimalism would not be my first pick, as I often lean towards Realism or Impressionism.


Featured image showing another example of Organic Minimalism. Photo taken from [4] with the original source cited as Livingetc.
References:
[1] https://www.stylebysavina.com/minimalist-outfit-ideas/[2] https://www.instagram.com/savinaofficial/
[3] https://www.thelifestyle-files.com/minimalist-aesthetic-inspiration/
[4] https://www.rowabi.com/blogs/lab-of-wabi-sabi-blogs/organic-minimalist-interiors-design?srsltid=AfmBOoqX1dawRf-eo-wHVGvUQHPvYtG2Owd8y0nmTx5K9sVq-RO7-P1M
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Hey DawnMonique this post is beautifully put together. I am impressed simply by the way you laid out your pictures on the post. I also love how you connect with this aesthetic, it’s a cool story and a thorough connection. A puzzle board is a super fun idea for a project, I had one once and it was super convenient to be able to not only store the whole puzzle, but also to be able to move it when you want to clear up some table space. I don’t quite get what you’re imagining in terms of the rotational aspect though, is the whole board going to be able to spin like a lazy-susan?
Hi! Yes, I was initially planning on incorporating a lazy susan to allow me to rotate the puzzle. However, as plans often change- I am not going to have that rotational aspect anymore (I realized that I probably would not need it). However, I’m glad to know that a puzzle holder can indeed be convenient! I’m hoping to keep space clear just like you mentioned, especially since a lot of the puzzles I do take up a lot of space.