Minimalist living is in vogue: Six independent cottages embodying simple aesthetics

By MOOK Scenic Spots Home, compiled and reported
 
Recently, the "minimalist" lifestyle has become a popular trend, with many space design and home organization experts championing a wave of "decluttering."

A well-known online booking platform found through a survey that 50% of Taiwanese travelers plan to try staying in accommodation types they’ve never experienced before in 2019. To this end, it has selected "six globally independent cottages with minimalist aesthetics," recommended for travelers who embrace a simple lifestyle, allowing them to experience refined yet compact stays. These include hidden cottages in Australia, white minimalist-style cottages in Belgium, and authentic Dutch-style wooden houses. Travelers can not only embrace the philosophy of simple living through their trips but also appreciate the meticulous minimalist design concepts of the accommodations.

Robertson Independent Cottage, Australia: Modern comfort tucked away in the mountains
The modern "Edmund Independent Cottage" is located in the town of Robertson, a two-hour drive from Sydney. Its simple space can accommodate 2 to 4 guests. The open layout includes a basic kitchen and barbecue facilities, meeting the needs of travelers seeking a camping-like experience.

This eco-friendly cottage stands alone amidst the mountains, surrounded by beautiful waterfalls, and occasionally, you might even spot wildlife hiding in the woods. Not far away, the town offers the Robertson Cheese Factory and several high-end restaurants, allowing travelers to enjoy both the tranquility of the mountains and the convenience of the nearby town.

Antwerp, Belgium’s "Big" House: Minimalist style captures travelers' hearts
Located in Antwerp, Belgium—a hub of trendy design—the "Big House" is actually a charming mini home. With its minimalist style, all-white color scheme, clean lines, and handmade wooden furniture, it’s sure to delight design-loving travelers.