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The rise of minimalism in design reflects a broader cultural shift towards simplicity and sustainability. Originating in the 1960s as a reaction against the excesses of previous artistic movements, minimalism emphasizes functionality and clean lines. Interestingly, research shows that minimalistic environments can enhance focus and reduce stress, making them increasingly popular in both residential and commercial spaces.
