Eclipse Minimalist Lighting from Lee Broom
Eclipse Minimalist Lighting from Lee Broom. One of four new lighting collections to be launched during Salone del Mobile (2018). Read MORERead More →
Minimalist design has become increasingly popular in recent years, and it’s easy to see why. People love minimalist design because it’s clean, simple, and uncluttered. It allows for a sense of calm and order in a world that can often feel chaotic and overwhelming. The minimalist design also emphasizes functionality and purpose, which appeals to those who value practicality over excess. Additionally, minimalist design can be incredibly versatile, as it can be applied to a wide range of products and spaces. From home decor to fashion to technology, minimalist design has proven to be a timeless aesthetic that transcends trends. Ultimately, people love minimalist design because it embodies the idea that less is more – that simplicity can be beautiful and powerful in its own right.
Check out the following articles and posts on minimalist design. 😊
Eclipse Minimalist Lighting from Lee Broom. One of four new lighting collections to be launched during Salone del Mobile (2018). Read MORERead More →
Eugenia Errazuriz was a Chilean society hostess. She was born in Huici Chile and was active in Paris and London. In 1880, she married the wealthy landscape painter José Thomas Errazuriz and settled in Paris.Read More →
Prop is a minimalist shelving system designed by Lausanne-based studio BIG-GAME for Karimoku New Standard. Prop is a line of shelving and storage units consisting of low boards/ TV boards and sideboards in different sizes. Read More →
The Voxel Chair is the perfect piece of architectural design for any space. Based on the Vertex Chair, a former Vondom piece. It presents a unique structural shape, angular and faceted, which can only be produced by injection moulding. Due to its smartly designed shape, its weight is distributed in a balanced way. Its lightweight body makes it easy to move and arrange.Read More →
Rhys Cooper, an Australian designer, created Credenza, a minimalist credenza. The Credenza is a simple, modest storage solution with minimally designed cabinetry construction and a solid wood display surface.Read More →
Emilie Möri, a photographer and graphic designer, took advantage of a bright Saturday in the south of France to shoot her new Architectures series. “Marked shadows trace pure designs,” the artist says, adding a range of hues for a minimalist and conceptual effect.Read More →
Easy to Read:Large and fashionable numbers against white face creates easy viewing.Read More →
Minimalist prints teach us to appreciate “less.” According to experts, minimalist living offers benefits such as peace of mind, increased concentration, increased imagination, and more space for what matters most.Read More →
Pierre Jeanneret (1896 – 1967) was a Swiss architect and builder. He was a talented painter, artist, and architect as a young student, greatly inspired by Charles-Édouard Jeanneret (Le Corbusier), his cousin and life mentor. From 1916 to 1918, he served in the Swiss Army as a cyclist.Read More →
Casa Mutina Modena is an immersive showcase of minimalist interiors Designed by OEO Studio, Casa Mutina Modena comprises four apartments showcasing Italian tile brand Mutina’s entire range. The immersive setting merges iconic design with a calming interior scheme Italian tile company Mutina launches a new interiors service, previewed with a new space in the heart of Modena.Read More →
Widawscy architecture studio has completed the modern, minimalist ‘house of patterns’ interior project for a family residence in Poland.Read More →
Braun’s reissue of the AW 10 and AW 50 watches points to a growing appreciation for the horological design of the 1980s and 1990s, when Dietrich Lubs and Dieter Rams were at its forefront. Notably, the success of Nomos Glashütte’s interpretation of Rams’ principles and the new Carré H from Hermès , as well as a recent wave of minimalist start-up brands, couldn’t show Braun’s influence more clearly.Read More →
Herdade da Considerada is a tract of arid land with 500 hectares, about seven kilometres from Alcácer do Sal, dottedRead More →
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