Displaying posts labeled "Minimalist"

Minimalism doesn’t have to cold and stark. Sometimes minimalism is a thing of sculptural beauty. Kensington Park Residence by Adelaide based Williams Burton Leopardi.

Loving every bit of this historic captain’s house in Sag Harbor by Winter McDermott Design. It is neutral, sophisticated and a bit austere, which really draws your eye to the architectural details of the home. And those wood floors…..I’ve dreamt of floors like that for soooo many years. (Photos: Adrian Gaut)

Working with interior designer Audhild Samseth from Nordic Sense, Ask og Eng a Norwegian sustainable kitchen and furniture studio designed then made the kitchen for her new townhouse located in Palma, Spain. Beautifully simple yet carefully crafted, bespoke and made of sustainable bamboo. What more could you ask?

“A sensitive adaptation by Brad Swartz Architects brings extra space and light into a 1861 heritage sandstone terrace without increasing its footprint. A sculptural steel staircase, sky-roof and glass walls work together to bring daylight through the core, and turn an unused attic into a contemporary take on the sunroom.”

Clean lined, contemporary living in Sydney’s historic heart. Darlinghurst House by Brad Swartz Architects.

Photography by Tom Ross

What an absolutely beautiful example of blending a home in with the landscape. In this case it’s a home of traditional Mallorcan architecture made of local sandstone, with the Serra de Tramontana mountains in the background. The home’s structures form a courtyard that houses a pool surrounded by more stone. Hats off to Twobo architecture for creating this masterpiece.