A few examples

The style's key features are clean lines, simple forms and sleek finishes. It's not just about white walls and wooden paneling; the modern interior design movement has been heavily influenced by technology and science. This can be seen in the use of materials such as glass, metal or concrete that reflect light in different ways depending on their finish.

For example:

One key element

Clean lines are those that are not interrupted by other elements, such as patterns or colors. A good example would be a white wall with one picture hung on it--the picture is the only thing that interrupts your line of sight, so it creates a clean appearance. This can also apply to furniture pieces or even flooring materials like wood floors or tiles; if they're all one color (or lack any pattern), they create an overall sense of orderliness in your space.

Simple forms refer to shapes that are easy for people to understand--the circle is simple because everyone knows what it is without having to think too hard about it! Similarly with squares: these two shapes exist in nature everywhere around us (think apples), so when used together in your home decorating projects you'll get an instant feeling of familiarity from anyone who walks into your house!

Minimalist design focuses on using just enough items within each room so as not overwhelm guests with too many choices; instead opting for subtlety over flashiness when designing rooms where several different activities take place simultaneously (like kitchens). It's important not only because this style ensures comfortability throughout all areas but also because less clutter means less dusting required later down time spent cleaning up messes made earlier during construction work."