Top 30 Minimalist Websites for Inspiration in 2025
With more than 1.1 billion unique websites in the world as of 2025, it’s never been more important to stand out.
But there has to be a balance between standing out with creative ideas and filling your website with clutter.
This is where minimalist websites come into play.
When done correctly, a minimalist website can elevate your brand and help visitors find what they want quickly.
Below we’ll show you some of the best minimalist websites we’ve seen this year, ranging from eCommerce websites to big engineering companies.
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Our Top 30 Favorite Minimalist Websites This Year
1. LUCI
LUCI starts off this minimalist websites list with its beautiful use of typography and bold lettering. Their clever use of white space makes it so visitors have no option but to look at the logo or the oversized products.
By removing most of the distracting fluff that most websites have, they can let their product’s vibrant colors do all the talking. This is the perfect use of minimalism when it comes to selling jewelry and accessories.
2. Studio Nido
Studio Nido is a San Francisco-based architectural firm with a stunning minimalist website. From the moment you land on their homepage, you’re greeted with a picture of their minimalist interior design. There’s no witty slogan, no call to action, or even a quick summary about them, only the image.
This type of website invites visitors to keep exploring by giving them just a brief look at what the brand can do. While this type of approach doesn’t work for every business out there, in the case of architecture, it works perfectly.
3. Mowellens
As soon as you open Mowellen’s website, you are greeted with a full-screen image of their latest product. Their call to action and short product description draw in visitors. This makes them want to click the link to learn more.
The smart use of color on their product and images helps them pop out more on an otherwise black and white website.
4. Mogutable
Mogutable has one of our favorite designs out of our minimalist websites list. They sell many products on their eCommerce site. To reduce clutter, they use neutral colors and small fonts.
They let the product shine with big images. When you hover over them, the images change. There’s no need for long descriptions.
5. Aesop
Aesop is a reputable skincare brand known for its high-quality products. By using neutral colors all over its website, it is able to let its products do all the heavy lifting.
With smart use of white space, they guide visitors exactly where they want them to go. Instead of using a traditional menu to offer each of their product lines, they use a small collage so you can pick where to go.
6. Kinfolk
Kinfolk’s website is a great showcase of how good use of white space can help captivate and draw attention to your product. Their clean typography and bold use of images help visitors feel welcome and not overwhelmed by content. The website exudes elegance by maintaining as little content on their site as possible.
7. Supima
Supima is a luxury brand that sells premium cotton to clothing brands worldwide. Their website’s colors align with their product by using an off-white for the background. As soon as you enter their home page, you’re greeted with their mission statement as well as the brands they work with worldwide.
Despite using a lot more copy than other minimalist websites on this list, they balance it by using a lot of white space between the copy itself. This makes the copy feel a lot more impactful and important.
8. Leen Heyne
Leen Heyne is a jewelry brand with a very minimalistic website that aims to wow its visitors with its unique looking products. This is as close to having only essentials on your website looks like.
Simple and short messages about the brand and its design process are the most you’ll get copy-wise on the home page. Their center column approach to their website leaves a lot of white space to the sides. This helps visitors focus on only one thing at a time, instead of getting distracted by multiple things at once.
9. Sliders
Sliders is a restaurant based in Copenhagen. Their website is a beautiful example of how a high-quality image can completely explain what a business sells. When you enter their homepage, you are met with this stunning table of food from their menu.
The logo is positioned right in the middle of the image. This placement makes the name easy to read. It also allows the beautiful background picture to shine.
Overall, this is a fantastic website to use as inspiration for any restaurant looking to create their very first website.
10. soilboy
soilboy shows that you can sell anything with a minimalist website if you know what you’re doing. As soon as you enter the website, you get a close look at how well-kept and trimmed their bonsai trees are.
As you scroll down, you get a quick look at some of the other products they sell. All accompanied by a small sentence that quickly explains what the product is.
11. Projects Contemporary Furniture
Projects Contemporary Furniture is a luxury showroom that wows visitors from the moment they enter its website. A big image shows what they offer and how their furniture can completely redesign a space with no use of typography whatsoever.
As you scroll down, you get to learn more about the business and its mission statement. Overall, their website is the perfect mix of clean images and smart copy.
12. Eiktyrne
Eiktyrne is a luxury Norwegian whiskey brand known for its single malt options. Their website design screams minimalism from the moment you go in. They introduce their most popular whiskey first and let you take in the bottle’s details and colors.
Instead of bombarding you with details about how it’s made, they let the bottle do all the talking for them. If a visitor wants to learn more, they can go to the product page and learn more about it there.
13.Casa Mami
Casa Mami is a beautiful Airbnb retreat on a 5-acre property in the middle of the desert. Their website reflects the minimalist style of the Airbnb house. It presents each area clearly and without distraction.
14. Ginventory
Ginventory is a brand all about getting customers the perfect gin for them. They showcase this by welcoming website visitors with their slogan “Find your next favorite gin” in a big and bold typography.
This is a great way to instantly tell a visitor what they’re in for without them having to scroll or go exploring a website. If you decide to scroll down, images will show you how to use their companion app as well, which entices visitors to download it.
15. amstein
amstein is a London-based brand that sells everyday accessories like handbags. Instead of welcoming visitors with a long mission statement and a wall of text, they use the start of the home page as a place to showcase their product.
By eliminating every other element apart from its products, it makes it easy for visitors to decide whether they want to learn more about the product or not.
16. Brooklyn Candle Studio
Brooklyn Candle Studio is a great example of how to utilize images in a way that creates white space without being boring. From the moment you open their website, a collage of images welcomes you and leads you to different products.
Remember, the last thing you want to do is overwhelm the visitor with too much information. By utilizing a collage with barely any copy, visitors can look at the products and explore at their own pace.
17. Andluca
Andluca is a beautifully made minimalist website that takes a creative approach by showcasing the importance of windows in homes. Its website uses a white background that lets both images and strategic copy stand out.
Like other minimalist sites we’ve mentioned, Andluca focuses on their product. They use images to showcase how it benefits clients.
18. Fontshare
Fontshare is a popular website that helps people all over the world pick the perfect font for any project they’re working on. Considering fonts are hard to sell and show as an image, they took a different route. They made their whole website interactive so people can write and check if the font is what they really want.
Pair that with a sleek and elegant website design with minimal fluff, and you get web pages that are a delight to browse through.
19. Muji
Muji is an eCommerce website that ticks all the boxes when it comes to minimalism. They use a white background with little to no copy, which lets their high-quality products get all the attention. All while making sure their most sold products get the biggest images.
20. Lars Tornoe
Lars Tornoe’s home page can easily be used as an example of how a minimalist page should look. It uses a 2-column grid with clickable images of each project they’ve done in the past.
By having no copy anywhere, not even in the footer, they’re able to divert all a visitor’s attention to the high-quality images. Overall, a perfect website style for creative brands who want to show more and talk less.
21. ETQ
ETQ is a clothing brand based in Amsterdam with a minimalist approach in both its clothing as well as its website.
The only copy you’ll find on their website is the one that quickly explains the product on screen. No extra fluff or walls of text.
22. Scope Copenhagen
Scope Copenhagen brings a modern Danish style to any client’s home. Their website follows the same theme as their work. Sleek, minimalist, and elegant, these are the words that come to mind as soon as you enter their website. From generous white space to let the images shine to the bold but not in-your-face copy up top.
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23. Matt D’Avella
Matt D’Avella is a popular YouTuber that focuses on a minimalistic lifestyle and promotes healthy routines. Same as his content, his website also has a minimalistic approach to it. When you go to the website, you’re greeted with an image of Matt with a quick and to-the-point copy of who he is and what he does.
There are barely any links apart from the course he sells, which gives visitors very clear instruction as soon as they’re done reading the about me copy.
24. Charbono
Charbono is a luxury wine brand with decades of heritage under its belt. Their website is a visual tour through what they do, what they offer, and why they keep doing it. All in one sleek and vintage package.
While most brands would use this time to sell their products at every point they can, Charbono sticks to its storytelling from start to finish. This website proves that good storytelling and minimalism can go hand in hand when done right.
25. Good Books
Good Books has a beautiful and understated website that focuses on its copy the most. As you explore their website, you get top recommendations of books everyone should read without it being over the top and sales-like.
The more you explore, the more you become interested in reading new books and finding new ways to read more every day.
26. Desktronic
Desktronic is a brand specialized in minimalist standing desks for people who want to have the option to work standing up or sitting down. Their website puts their product first and shows all the features it has in a quick video.
With only a small sentence in the middle, visitors can focus on the video and see if the product is what they are looking for or not. Zero wasted time for both the brand and the visitor.
27. Rule Studio
Rule Studio is an Australian-based architectural firm that focuses on bespoke design. Their website stuns visitors with its minimalist design that shows their dedication to their unique style.
A brand shouldn’t have to sacrifice any of its design values only to make a minimalist website work. With good creativity you can make a minimalist website shine just like Rule Studio’s website.
28. Zenit
Zenit is an engineering firm from the UK that focuses on everything related to utility infrastructure. Most of its website has the same black and white tone with some hints of color to highlight important parts.
They use their home page like a landing page by adding all the information about them and what they can do for clients. This makes it so visitors don’t need to explore to find all the information they want.
29. The Maker Makes
This is by far one of our favorite designs on our minimalist websites list. The Maker Makes is a food blog with a focus on high-quality images and detailed copy. If visitors are interested in any dish being shown on the home page, they can click on the image to read the full article on how to make it.
Simple, elegant, and to the point. Exactly how minimalist websites should be.
30. Pure Cosmetics
Pure Cosmetics is an environmentally friendly beauty brand that focuses on providing a product full of natural ingredients. Their website shows this by using a bit of copy to highlight what each product has to offer.
Instead of using an image block like most businesses, they opt for full-screen images that accentuate their high-quality products. This approach is great for businesses that have very few products and want to highlight them as much as possible.
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We just went through 30 of our favorite minimalist websites of 2025. From very minimalist websites with barely any copy to websites with their whole story on one single home page.
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