Displaying posts labeled "Minimalist"

Simply slick. Slickly simple. A cool, white, minimalist kitchen in an historic shell by London-based Macdonald Wright Architects.

So much more than a pile of stones. The transformation of a ramshackle series of buildings into a minimalist, contemporary home is a thing of beauty while showing respect for place, materials and history. Rustic yet ultra modern the stone house in Scaiano, Switzerland by Wespi de Meuron Romeo Architects.

I think I’ve died and gone to kitchen heaven. Amazing! And if this is heaven then New York studio Workstead are design gods.

This redesign of a post-war brick house by Sydney-based Architect Prineas has created an open plan contemporary living space while still retaining the charm of the original. The hero of the place? The breeze blocks. A striking and stylish retro pattern repeat. Love!

Like a minimalist marble sculpture. Modern yet retro. Kitchen by Melbourne-based Genesin Studio.