Minimalist Design & Architecture | Minimalism(i)

Concrete Things is a, well, concrete outdoor furniture collection, designed by Danish Komplot Design for Swedish Nola. And you thought your chair was heavy. (more…)

“When a chain hangs in-between two supports, it will follow a line defined by gravity. This is the catenary. When this line is reversed, a strong form for taking compressive forces emerges.” Antonio Gaudi used this principle to determine the shape of his buildings. (more…)

Born in Osaka, Japan and based in Adelaide, Australia, Takeshi Iue, strongly influenced by both traditional and contemporary Japanese design, runs his own studio producing furniture and lighting with subtle and minimal forms, such as the one of the Habit chair. (more…)

In his limited edition furniture series, titled Squares, Dutch designer Frederik Roij√© attempts to reinvent traditional furniture through the use of simple geometric forms. Waiting Squares is a wood chair finished with durable coating. (more…)

Council, as the name suggests, was born from the notion of collaboration ‚Äî its collections reflect the contributions of designers from around the world. Khodi Feiz’s input was Peel, convertible furniture made transparent (more…)