Transform Your Space: Minimalist vs. Cozy Design Dilemmas

Transform Your Space: Minimalist vs. Cozy Design DilemmasTransform Your Space: Minimalist vs. Cozy Design Dilemmas

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Abi Jackson

pro

• 10h

Same space. Two completely different moods.

One feels calm, minimal, almost untouchable. The other feels lived-in, relaxed, somewhere you’d actually sit.

Variations that I've been working on for a client.

Be honest - which one are you choosing?

4 votes

Ends in 1d

Atolani Adegbesan

• 7h

Excellent work. It's clear a lot of thought went into both the strategy and the visual execution. Lived in still my choice

Abi Jackson

pro

• 6h

Thank you Atolani. Out of curiosity what made you lean towards Lived in?

Chantal Jemmott

pro

• May 11

A Dubai-based wellness project built around the idea that wellness goes beyond relaxation, it’s about transformation through the senses.

Using lines, circles, and textures, we translated an entire sensory world into a visual identity.

Still one of my favorite worlds I’ve had the chance to build.

Curious, what’s one brand element that made you feel something beyond just liking how it looked?

Brand Design Graphic Design Google Gemini Adobe Photoshop Adobe InDesign branddesigner logomark Creative Strategist wellness

Maia Anderson

pro

• May 11

this is GORGEOUSSSS woww! 🔥

Victory Batubo

• May 11

Finished the UI design for Haven&Form — interior design studio concept. - Clean, - minimal, - built to let the work speak. Taking 2-3 clients at 50% off. DM if you need a site.

Web Design UI Design Webflow Figma webdesign uidesign interiordesignwebsite

Vincent Pasili

pro

• May 11

Impressive!

Irene Mathew

• May 11

A commercial office space prototype designed for Ajman Freezone for 15 branches in Dubai, Egypt and Africa. The movement meets functionality, and the logo design used as a branding technique on the partition design.

Completed work