Cosgriff House by Christopher Polly
Cosgriff House is a minimalist house located in Sydney, Australia, designed by Christopher Polly. A substantial lower ground room is inserted under the original fabric, harnessing the fall in the site towards the rear. It extends deeply beneath the existing dwelling and outwards towards the garden to transform the original dwelling in combination with the re-crafted rear of the ground floor above.
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Casas Reais by Concheiro de Montard
Casas Reais is a minimalist house located in Santiago de Compostela, Spain, designed by Concheiro de Montard. The first aim was to be able to comprehend the existing house, a space fragmented in small rooms with little light, to then visualize it as one single premise full of light. With this concept in mind, the architects decided to use the most out of its lighting possibilities using the two existing natural light sources in the house.
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Whisk’ by Ivan Zhang
Whisk’ is a minimalist design created by German-based designer Ivan Zhang. The original function as a whisk has been guaranteed, but at the same time, the function of separating the yolk has been integrated into Whisk’s design. Since the design is integrated, less steps means more efficient and enjoyable cooking.
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Appartement Spectral by Betillon / Dorval-Bory
Appartement Spectral is a minimalist house located in Paris, France, designed by Betillon / Dorval-Bory. In the project Spectral Apartment, the architects sought to explore features based on a bi-polar analysis of space. The project is a renovation of a small one-bedroom studio in the Paris suburbs. As the client was particularly concerned about the issue of lighting his apartment, on the first floor facing a courtyard, they have developed a reflection on the quality of artificial light as the basis of the architectural project.
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Buzz by Studio Bertjan Pot
Buzz is a minimalist design created by Netherlands-based designer Studio Bertjan Pot. This chair’s seat is made of 3D-formed, wafer-thin veneer. The elegant and comfortable seat is supported by an aluminium tubular frame, with the material combination making the chair extremely light. The Buzz is flexible: easy to move, stackable and can be used either around the dining table or in a conference hall.
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Vasu by Mikko Laakkonen
Vasu is a minimalist design created by Finland-based designer Mikko Laakkonen. Vasu is a sheet, with simple creases, and becomes a container which can also act as a shelf. The handles can be used to easily transport the shelf, but also to allow a simple wedging to allow stacking.
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K Project by Berranger & Vincent
K Project is a minimalist housing complex located in Couëron, France, designed by Berranger & Vincent. This project aims to make a clear link between the rural landscape and the new residential neighbourhood. Small collective housing buildings line up beside one another along the street: simple, fragmented, with defined edges, carved by a set of “habitable” grooves. From these “habitable” grooves, or appropriable levels, one can have glimpses of the houses’ central communal space. Every residence is oriented East-West. The living areas, which are largely glazed, benefit from maximum daylight.
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Shelf by Raz Krulfeld
Shelf is a minimalist design created by Israel-based designer Raz Krulfeld. Understanding that most of our kitchen products have a right angle, a tilted 90° angle makes for a stable recess. While the higher section is for container storage, like spices, the lower one can be used as a books and magazines shelf.
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Norse by Simon Pengelly
Norse is a minimalist design created by London-based designer Simon Pengelly for Modus. These curved wooden chairs have cut-out backs using steam-bent wood. The product was revealed at Edit by Designjunction earlier this month in Milan. The seat is available in a number of colors.
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M2 House by monovolume architecture
M2 House is a minimalist house located in Bozen, Italy, designed by monovolume architecture + design. The project Mair at Bozen-Moritzing is a Klimahouse A which hosts two accommodations on separate floors. Because of the punctuated facade in the north and the east, it is hidden away from the access road.
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