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. […]
Amsterdam based architect Fokke van Dijk approaches design with a holistic and attentive mindset. As the director of his own practice BuroSAI, he works across a variety of typologies, including bespoke interiors, residential and civic architecture.
The Zen house is located in the suburbs of Kiev city, on the territory of a cottage village, surrounded by deciduous and pine forests. Customers invited the FORM Bureau to work with the interior.
With a signature style of minimalism both in design and life, Huang Jiexin, the designer, perfectly shows the aesthetics of “less is more” in his own minimalist residence.
This white house is located in a community that is far away from the downtown and rural area. Here we can see a large farmland and a branch of Han River outside the window. In terms of design, our philosophy is to create a minimalist white house with the simplicity and purity of black, white and gray,…
