18 Minimalist Design WordPress Themes

I got some positive feedback from 25 Cool Portfolios with Minimalism Design, today i attempt to roundup the minimalist style WordPress themes, actually there are lot of choices from the database, and it is impossible to have the accurate list. As the result, the list below only focus on the professionalism and minimalism. It is appreciated if you can remind me any suitable themes for updates.

Grady – designed by Barley Hut. New released on July!
Barley Hut Themes

Fluid Solution – designed by Kaushal Sheth, and also offers more than 50 professional themes free to download.
Fluid Solution

Merdeka – artistic theme with a amazing upter nagvigation, designed by Ikram Zidane.
Merdeka theme

Upstart Blogger Modicus – designed by minimalist Robert Ellis, and also offer 2-column version.
Upstart Blogger Themes

Upstart Blogger Minim – designed by Robert Ellis.
Upstart Blogger Themes2

Grid Focus – designed by Derek @ 5thirtyone.com
grid-focus

Foliage Mod- professional artistic theme design by 5thirtyone.
Foliage

Gridlock – designed by Eston Bond, the latest version is 1.4.
gridlock

Barecity – designed by Shahee Ilyas.
barecity1_4

Silhouette – designed by Brian Gardner.
Silhouette WordPress Theme

Hemingway – design by professional designer Kyle Neath, probably is the most popular one.
hemingway

Japanese Cherry Blossom – base on Hemingway, excellent re-designed.
Japanese Cherry Blossom

Unsleepable – designed by Ben Gray, based on K2.
unsleepable

Simplr – designed by plaintxt.org, the heaven of minimal WordPress themes collection, make sure to check it out.
Simplr

IAMWW w2 DnD – designed by iamww.com.
IAMWW w2 DnD

Transblack @ romow
Transblack

Cutline – one of the most popular themes, designed by Chris Pearson, he was also the designer of PressRow.
Cutline Theme

SimplicityBright – what i can say is elegant, the updated version supported English.
SimplicityBright.

40 thoughts on “18 Minimalist Design WordPress Themes

  1. Thanks for listing my theme. I am glad that you liked w2 DND enough to list it here!

    A minimalist theme I do not see a lot but really like is Apricot. I have been using it for a while on my family site until I find time to redesign.

    Thanks again!

  2. I appreciate the mention of the Grady theme Wallace. It’s humbling to be included in a list of people and themes I admire and feel deserve far more acknowledgment and praise than myself. Nonetheless, it’s always nice to be noticed so I thank you sir. It’s a great list and service. I’ll be looking for similar ones in the future.

  3. Once again, thanks for the kind words Wallace. It helps a great deal to hear someone say you’re doing a good job. Left to my own accord I frequently fret it’s never good enough. Keep up the nice work here at CSS Juice. I’ll be following along from the cozy confines of my RSS Reader.

  4. Thank you for this article. Every kind of design, from minimal to busy, has it’s place. Personally, I like semi-minimal designs. I think websites look best when open space is used to balance and set off the content and design elements. However, I have been taught that our actions and choices are to be dependent on time and circumstance. So, the type of design chosen should depend on the function of the website. Form follows function. “Less is more” is a relative truth, not an absolute one. At some point, less is nothing.

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