Minimalist design has influenced a wide range of fields, from architecture and interior design to fashion and technology. Its central principle, “less is more,” emphasizes efficient use of space, forms, and colors by reducing unnecessary elements and focusing on essentials. History and Foundations The roots of minimalist design trace back to the early 20th century. […]
This beautiful and serene penthouse in central Israel was planned and designed by designer Dorit Sela. Focusing on creating a minimalist design, she chose to display pleasant spaces whilst concealing some of the property’s features for a clean effect.
We all wish for a home that would not only serve our needs and preferences but would also provide a unique living experience from the get-go. For this young family, a couple in their 40s’ and their three children, the wish became a reality.
Located in the CBD of Shantou, the project is a multifunctional corporate space that serves for leisure, gatherings, working and business negotiation.
Shoku-tei Sushi, a Michelin-level Japanese cuisine brand, chose Shenzhen as the site for its first restaurant in Mainland China, and entrusted local design practice NATURE TIMES ART DESIGN to conceive the space
Using pure and geometrical shapes, always honoring the ‘golden ratio’, John Pawson managed to bring an iconic collection which feels timeless and familiar. The gracious perfect round shapes and spouts with extremely large radiuses are distinctive features.
Black Box family house – were dedicated to our clients four-people family, very vibrant and modern living people with strong attitude and perception about modern architecture and minimalist design.
lightHOUSE is a renovation of a 1964 Edward Nelson, FAIA, modernist home in the Catalina Foothills. The design concept was to reveal affinities between old and new, and inside and outside, through light, material, and attention to detail.
