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Minimalist is the most misunderstood word on this site. It does not mean empty, and it does not mean cheap to furnish. It means every object in the room is there on purpose.
Fewer things, chosen harder
A minimal room is more demanding than a full one, because nothing is hidden. With three objects on a console, each is fully visible and each has to hold up. This is why minimalism tends to cost more per object and less in total.
Texture is what stops it feeling cold
The common failure is a room that is clean and lifeless. Colour is not the fix; texture is. A matte surface next to a reflective one, something rough beside something smooth, will give a restrained room warmth without adding clutter.
Negative space is a material
The gap around an object is doing work. Crowd a good piece and it becomes furniture; give it room and it becomes the thing you look at. When a minimal arrangement is not working, the answer is usually to remove one item rather than add one.
Living with it
Minimalism only survives if there is somewhere for daily life to go. Rooms that stay calm are rooms with enough closed storage, not rooms with disciplined occupants.
The pieces here are chosen to carry a room on their own, because in this style they have to.