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OBJ-06 Side Table by Manu Bañó
The OBJ-06 Side Table is a minimalist table by the Mexico City-based designer Manu Bañó. Part of a larger collection that includes a chair, coffee table, and lighting, the series explores copper’s transformation through fire and human manipulation.
Casa dels Estels by ENDALT Arquitectes
Casa dels Estels is a minimal home located in Albal, Spain, designed by ENDALT Arquitectes. The project’s material narrative unfolds through what might be called “selective archaeology” – a methodical process of distinguishing authentic heritage from misguided additions. The architects approached the rammed earth walls and solid brick construction with surgical precision, removing the damaged pallissa and poorly conceived bathroom addition while preserving the spatial DNA that had evolved over generations.
Paix by Mersi
Paix is a minimalist home located in Paris, France, designed by Mersi. Simon Mimoun and his team at Mersi understood something fundamental about this former hotel: its apparent flaw was actually its greatest asset. “Our profession allows us to work in exceptional buildings which are part of Paris’s architectural and historical heritage,” Mimoun reflects.
Puro Chair by Elina Ulvio
Puro Chair is a minimalist chair created by Helsinki-based designer Elina Ulvio. The Puro chair emerges from Ulvio’s broader philosophical project – a manifesto, as she calls it, “for cherishing the outdated.” This isn’t mere nostalgia but a sophisticated understanding of design’s cyclical nature.
Sete Apartment by Arthur Casas
Sete Apartment is a minimal apartment located in São Paulo, Brazil, designed by Arthur Casas. The terrazzo’s journey through the space speaks to a deeper understanding of how craft traditions can anchor contemporary living. This composite material, born from Venetian ingenuity and perfected through generations of Italian craftsmen, finds new expression in Casas’s hands.
Bay House Matthew by Amalia Graziani
Bay House Matthew is a minimal home located in Amagansett, New York, designed by Amalia Graziani of Noor Property Group. In the weathered patina of reclaimed driftwood, Graziani discovered not decay but possibility – a material narrative that would define an entire design philosophy.
Inner Shaping by Rulersdesign
Inner Shaping is a minimal apartment located in Taipei, Taiwan, designed by Rulersdesign. The designer’s radical intervention strips away the conventional three-room layout, replacing it with what might best be understood as a “1.5-room configuration” – a bold departure that transforms necessity into poetry.
Runqi by YWB DESIGN STUDIO
Runqi is a minimal apartment located in Shanghai, China, designed by YWB DESIGN STUDIO. This project emerges from a distinctly Chinese interpretation of Scandinavian minimalism, where the warmth of natural wood becomes an antidote to urban alienation. The owners’ brief was deceptively simple: create genuine comfort and relaxation.
Opening by Pederzoli Matteis
Opening is a minimalist exhibition located in Rome, Italy, within the larger Open House Rome XIII Edition created by Pederzoli Matteis. The first thing you notice upon entering the space is not the polished surfaces or carefully arranged objects, but the deliberate roughness of a marble fragment balanced against another stone, creating what appears to be the most elemental table imaginable.
Hampstead Passivhaus by GS Architecture
Hampstead Passivhaus is a minimal home located in London, United Kingdom, designed by GS Architecture. The architects approached this Victorian semi-detached home like master craftspeople working within the grain of the wood rather than against it. Where contemporary practice often favors wholesale replacement, here preservation and innovation dance in careful balance.
Sasaoka Apartment by NEWOLD
Sasaoka Apartment is a minimalist apartment located in Fukuoka, Japan, designed by NEWOLD. In this renovated condominium perched on a hillside, the architect has achieved something rare in contemporary residential design: a space that breathes through subtraction rather than addition.
Corvus Coffee Table by Atelier Bloc
Corvus Coffee Table is a minimal coffee table created by Antwerp-based studio Atelier Bloc. Crafted from solid beech and finished using the traditional Japanese Shou Sugi Ban burning technique, the piece balances its large-scale proportions with elemental material presence.
Orior Penthouse by Orior
Orior Penthouse is a minimalist penthouse in One Domino Square located in Brooklyn, New York, designed by Orior, with architecture by Selldorf Architects. Within the penthouse, Orior has achieved what many design houses struggle to accomplish: the seamless translation of regional craft traditions into a thoroughly modern luxury vocabulary.
Sitting on Stones by Thomas Yang Studio
Sitting on Stones is a minimalist collection created by New York-based practice Thomas Yang Studio. The designer’s journey begins not in the studio but at the water’s edge, selecting each stone with the intimacy of a collector choosing talismans. “I carried from Trout Brook, and carved to fit the centuries old reclaimed barn wood,” they explain, describing a process that transforms scavenging into curation. This is craft as pilgrimage – the designer as gatherer, carrying forward both material and meaning from landscape to living space.
Gits Berg by T J I P interior architects
Gits Berg is a minimalist home located in Hooglede, Belgium, designed by T J I P interior architects. The project’s most compelling achievement lies in its material honesty. Rammed earth walls rise with geological patience, their stratified surfaces bearing witness to an ancient building technique that predates industrial construction by millennia.
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