In the 20th century, movements like Bauhaus and Minimalism revolutionized the relationship between art and interiors. Bauhaus emphasized functional design as art, merging craftsmanship with industrial production. Minimalism stripped away excess, focusing on simplicity and form. Everyday objects were reimagined as artistic expressions, making art an essential part of living spaces. This period marked a pivotal shift, blending aesthetics and practicality to redefine how interiors are conceived.