Here's How Maximalists Can Fake Their Way to Minimalism

Simple silhouettes, neutral color palettes, sparse layouts. Let's face it: Minimalism gets a much (muuuuch) better rap than maximalism. While the former is associated with being organized and chic, maximalism often falls into eclectic or hoarder territory. But what's a person to do when they love prints, colors, and oodles of stuff? Don't worry, we're here to help. Below, six easy ways maximalists can fake their way to minimalism.