Updated June 2025
Minimalism isn’t just a style — it’s a philosophy of simplicity, calm, and clarity. But minimalism doesn’t mean plain or boring. In fact, adding texture with wallpapers and decorative plasters can make your minimalist space feel warm, layered, and refined.
Here’s how homeowners in the Denver metro area can enhance modern minimalism with elegant textures — without disrupting its clean aesthetic. If you’re considering wallpaper, be aware that not all types install the same. Learn what to expect with our guide on challenges of installing prepasted wallpaper.
Minimalist interiors focus on clean lines and neutral palettes. But too much simplicity can feel cold or empty. Adding texture — through grasscloth wallpaper, Venetian plaster, or natural finishes — brings life and depth to walls without adding visual clutter.
In Colorado homes filled with natural light, textured walls become dynamic features that reflect and change with the day.
Moreover, sticking to a monochromatic color scheme for both the walls and textured elements is highly effective. By choosing shades that are close to each other on the color spectrum, you can maintain a harmonious and cohesive look. A monochromatic palette also enhances the serene and sophisticated feel of modern minimalism.
Materials like linen, silk, and grasscloth introduce warmth and elegance. Their tactile nature softens spaces and works perfectly for bedrooms, living rooms, and quiet nooks.
Use tone-on-tone palettes — think cream on white, warm greys, or soft taupe combinations. Whether it’s smooth plaster or embossed wallpaper, keeping the hues close maintains a clean and cohesive minimalist vibe.
Give your space an industrial yet refined edge. Faux concrete decorative plasters and brick-effect wallpapers deliver structure and character, especially in lofts or open-concept spaces.
Introduce rhythm with low-contrast geometric shapes like herringbone, chevrons, or hexagons. These work well in bathrooms, hallways, and behind built-ins — adding movement while staying subtle.
Mixing different types of textures — like smooth Venetian plaster on three walls and woven wallpaper on one — creates quiet sophistication. This approach is especially effective in transitional spaces.
Embrace Colorado’s connection to nature. Use lime-based plaster, bamboo, or cork for textured walls that breathe, absorb sound, and feel naturally beautiful in modern homes.
In minimalist spaces, even one textured wall can transform a room. Here are ideal locations:
Behind the bed in the primary suite
The dining area wall opposite a window
A hallway wall highlighted by sunlight or LED strip lighting
A living room backdrop for shelving or art
The key is balance: let textures enhance the space, not dominate it.
EnjoyTheWall installs wallpaper across the Denver metro area, including:
Denver
Aurora
Lakewood
Centennial
Castle Rock
Boulder
Colorado Springs
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Yes, but use moisture-resistant materials and professional-grade adhesive.
For DIY, it depends on the space. For pros, usually 1–2 days.
We use Vasari Plaster, Firmolux, Stucco Italiano, Biolime, Chalk Down Lime, Master of Plaster, Texston and premium wallpaper lines like York, Farrow & Ball, Brewster, Thibaut, Wallquest.
Minimalism is all about thoughtful choices. If you’re looking to enhance your space without disrupting its purity, wallpapers and decorative plasters are the perfect tools.
