r/maximalism is a subreddit with 416k members. The community frequently discusses maximalism, decor, gallery wall, living room, and maximalist, and the most common flair used is interior design, art, work in progress, fashion, and help/advice.
"Less isn't more, more is more."
Maximalism is an esthetic of excess. Maximalism in design is a style characterized by its abundance, opulence, and extravagance. Unlike minimalism, which emphasizes simplicity and restraint, maximalism embraces excess and ornamentation. It's a philosophy that celebrates the joy of collecting and the beauty of the eclectic.
Popular Topics in r/maximalism
#1
Maximalism
62 posts
#2
Decor
34 posts
#3
Gallery Wall
29 posts
#4
Living Room
29 posts
#5
Maximalist
20 posts
#6
Bedroom
20 posts
#7
Art
18 posts
#8
Interiors
17 posts
#9
Bathroom
16 posts
#10
Wall Decor
15 posts
Flair Used in r/maximalism
#1
Interior Design
: "Nearly finished renovating my travel trailer"
124 posts
#2
Art
: "this amazing art i just picked up — her whole house was covered in random items painted like this & candles in old soda cans."
20 posts
#3
Work In Progress
: "Maximalist Gardens we have created over the years……"
15 posts
#4
Fashion
: "Been a year since I posted in this sub, here are a few of the outfits I wore since !"
13 posts
#5
Help/Advice
: "Looking for home decor that makes me feel like I’m in The Borrowers"
13 posts
#6
Discussion
: "Wallpapered the staircase"
13 posts
#7
Jewelry
: "Thought that my real flower jewelery would be a great fit here !"
2 posts
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Yearly
+64k members(18.2%)
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Last updated: September 13, 2026