Architecture minimal

Located in the eastern suburbs, Westleigh Wonder seamlessly blends natural charm with urban Surrandin. The interiors of Westleigh Wonder have a soothing palette of soft, bright blue and white tones throughout every space, creating a serene ambience and clean, inviting spaces to live in. Caption Alexandra Adoncello In the heart of the house, the kitchen emerged as a culinary haven. Mediterranean graphic blue and grey tiles adorned the walls and floor, adding a vibrant touch, while the sleek gold accents on tapware and handles added a dash of glamour. The study, decked in luxurious teal carpet with a velvety texture, became an inviting sanctuary for work and relaxation. Large windows frame panoramic views of the city, bathing th... More

Baseyard Tokyo is transmitting things and things as a new culture of all genres. In the shop design of the project, which will be the first store in Osaka, we designed it as a space that combines economic efficiency and functionality while retaining the facilities and sections of the existing store. A wall fixture system was adopted to accommodate a variety of displays, and the basic wall surface was finished to make use of the expression of the gypsum board and screws that are usually used as base materials. The counter is LGS, the façade is mortar, and the fixtures are made of SUS base material to form the space. Norihito Yamauchi Norihito Yamauchi Norihito Yamauchi Caption More

As a practice, we firmly believe in the importance of a profound analysis of all the factors that surround each new project we face. In that sense, we understand inspiration as a creative interpretation of the client’s requirements and the particular conditions of the site. Undoubtedly, this creative response is highly conditioned by our understanding of dwelling and modes of inhabiting a living space; a striving to create unexpected conditions; and of course, our aesthetic preferences and inclinations.  Pablo Casals Aguirre Pablo Casals Aguirre Pablo Casals Aguirre In the case of Casa Morla, where the brief called for maximizing the efficiency of the space, the driving force behind the layout of the program was c... More

Casa Kuvo was commissioned to us in 2021 for the coastal locality of Matanzas in Chile, known for its weather conditions that favor the practice of water and wind sports. The brief called for a small unit of only 70 m2, with two bedrooms and two bathrooms, suited for a younger population and preferably spread across two stories to make the most of the views towards the ocean. Manu Granados Manu Granados Manu Granados Volumetrically and chromatically reduced to a white prism of 6 x 6 x 6 m, the outward expression of the house is rather abstract and barren. The compact form has to do with extreme rationalization of the layout in order to maximize the available floor space, while the chromatics enters into a dynamic interplay w... More

Behold, a sanctuary of modern poetry, where terracotta blocks embrace the earth's embrace, and exposed concrete whispers tales of industrial might. Italian marble, a canvas of timeless elegance, dances in the light while Irul wood sings its ancient song of warmth and grace. Volna Architects Volna Architects Volna Architects Volna Architects In this 500 sqm masterpiece, simplicity is the symphony, each detail a note in the melody of minimalist living. Here, in this haven of serenity, modernity and nature dance in perfect harmony, weaving a tapestry of beauty and tranquility. Welcome to a home where poetry meets architecture, and dreams take flight in the gentle embrace of simplicity's embrace. Volna Architects Vo... More

Casa ZM is an essential structure with minimalist lines, sorrounded by the Paduan countryside. Alessandra Bello Alessandra Bello Alessandra Bello Behind a wall shielding its privacy, slowly reveals the house, whose natural materials, demarcated in color, allow the architecture to become part of the landscape. Alessandra Bello Alessandra Bello The exterior functions, covered by canopies, are articulated around the central stucture of the villa, in which the interior rooms are enclosed.  Alessandra Bello Alessandra Bello A brighter living area houses minimalist solutions to set off the bold character of the materials chosen: wood, stone and aluminum repeated internally and externally to create a cont... More

“When creating our projects, timelessness is achieved thanks to the composition of the volumes, natural materials and colors always serve as complement. Objects in space are harmonious, reflect needs, have a natural look and style. It is more likely that such interiors can withstand the test of time. ” Sergey Krasyuk Sergey Krasyuk The AR09 project, designed by Kodd Bureau, is an apartment in the historical fund, in the house of the beginning of the last century, located on Arbat Street. Sergey Krasyuk The previous owners completely rebuilt the interior without preserving historical details, so the project was built on the basis of tasks and immovable circumstances, such as anfilad windows or the location of the... More

When we arrive at the Domo Apartment, the living room, dining room and balcony already taln to each other through movable and translucent elements. João Paulo Prado João Paulo Prado João Paulo Prado João Paulo Prado Connection, cosiness and amplitude are present in the space, so our proposal was to optimize the existing: An island to serve the barbecue, increases the working area and covers the table for 12 people; The cabinet, int the tonality of the living room, expands the storage area without compromising spaciality. João Paulo Prado João Paulo Prado João Paulo Prado João Paulo Prado The seriousness of the design is counterposed by the mari... More

Located on the outskirts of Bragança Paulista, in the interior of São Paulo State, is the land destined for a project of a multifamily residential complex at an affordable cost. The site has a slope and the presence of natural rocks that limit occupation. Studio Gui Uemura Studio Gui Uemura Studio Gui Uemura In the face of this context, the great challenge was to define the implantation related to the site topography and explore the views of the natural landscape. Therefore, we proposed 12 units whose implantation does not follow the traditional twinned configuration. Instead, we have independent houses on different levels.  Studio Gui Uemura Studio Gui Uemura Studio Gui Uemura The houses h... More

The scheme provides a new rear single storey extension to a Victorian terraced flat in South London. The flat was in poor condition and required a full refurbishment and reconfiguration throughout. The clients, young professionals, were involved throughout the whole process and imagined a concept of light colours and natural materials. Rayan Bamhayan A minimal design in its purest form, the new rear open space aims to draw the garden into the interior. The detail of the interior is in keeping with the architectural concept. Walls and ceilings throughout the extension are finished in washed-plaster and micro-cement used in the shower room to also cover the ceiling, walls and ground to unify the space. Rayan Bamhayan The property... More

Nestled amidst the lush greenery of Chapel Hill, our Vastu Shastra-inspired house design stands as a testament to harmony, balance and positive energy. This exquisite dwelling seamlessly merges contemporary aesthetics with the age-old wisdom of Vastu Shastra, creating a tranquil stage for a modern family rooted in tradition. The main house level required having a courtyard and being interconnected to nature. Habanero Architecture Habanero Architecture Habanero Architecture The house sits on a leveled plane to create three courtyards. A retaining concrete wall with a “U-shape” perimeter contains the boundaries of the house and adjacent courtyards. As you approach the house in the north courtyard, you are greeted b... More

The Z-house is located in a suburban setting in Cary, North Carolina. The design for this house takes cues from the bungalow houses and other humble traditional single-family building parameters of the neighborhood. This residence scheme was strongly impacted by two elements: the site’s setbacks and the owners’ life-style. Habanero Architecture Habanero Architecture   Habanero Architecture The owners required two separate living suites designed as a single-family typology.  Both suites had to have their own independent kitchen, dining area, bedrooms, and bathrooms. As a solution, we separated these areas into two house wings and interconnected them by a common area which covers the main entry to the ho... More

For decades, William Morris has inspired designers to blend functionality with beauty in home design. Continuing this legacy, we have recently undertaken the redesign of a 130 m2 apartment for a family in Kalamata, with a focus on creating a space that is both practical and aesthetically pleasing. Nikos Vavdinoudis / Ch.Dimitriou / StudioVD Nikos Vavdinoudis / Ch.Dimitriou / StudioVD The apartment is divided into two distinct zones, with the primary living space occupying the southern part of the residence and private quarters arranged along a linear corridor. Upon entry, guests are greeted by bold linear lighting on the ceiling and a linear reception furniture piece, which draws the eye to the expansive dining area. Surrounding... More

The project is located in the Hof Savelkoul neighborhood, in Mortsel. It concerns the change of function and rearrangement of the ground floor of a ground floor apartment. The interior was designed as a whole with the architectural interventions. Inneke Gebruers Inneke Gebruers Jewelry designer Danielle Boeur of Atelier Ferm wanted a home studio. This was integrated on the ground floor of the home. The design assumes a neutral framework by keeping structural elements in view, and dressing them with plantings. Inneke Gebruers Inneke Gebruers The jewelry itself, and the artisanal tools help shape the character of the space. Warm & cold materials (concrete ceiling / masonry walls / wooden furniture) alternate and crea... More