Minimal interior design

This Neutral Gray House, 40 PY apartment, was designed with two core values in mind: timeless design and practical space utilization. The space blends affection for the home with functionality, creating a calm and comfortable atmosphere through a warm gray palette. Rather than following the original floor plan, the layout was restructured to reflect the lifestyle of each family member, resulting in a home that respects both personal taste and daily practicality. Seeun Park Seeun Park Seeun Park Seeun Park In the living room, ceiling light openings were minimized to express a clean and subtle lighting mood. Instead of a main light fixture, indirect and recessed lighting were used to maintain simplicity. Open shelves, obj... More

Japandi minimalism meets Arabian Desert vibes in this luxury villa by C’est ici Design  “We want a comfortable forever home that is functional, elegant and clean” was the open brief given to inter-disciplinary studio C’est ici Design. The client, a dynamic lawyer couple with a passion for interior design, investments and real estate development, were familiar with C’est ici’s signature house style and sought them out in early 2022 to redesigned the interiors of their newly acquired villa in Jumeirah Golf Estates. The brief constituted of design and build for the 1,500 sq mtr. villa, including hard and soft finishes, joinery and fit out.   Oculis Project An Oasis of calm Tasked with t... More

Zahara de los Atunes is one of those places where the ordinary becomes exceptional. Every day has its sunrise and sunset, but the way it happens in this unique place is difficult to describe. Caption Caption Caption Caption Caption Caption Caption Caption With this starting point, the architecture is arranged almost like a mechanism to protect ourselves while capturing the spectacle offered by our surroundings.Due to its sloping terrain, the structure appears as a piece of architecture deposited in the environment. The site is prepared with a sort of foundation made from the grey tonality of the stones found in the surroundings; in fact, the name Zahara comes from the Arabic Sahara, which could be tr... More

The architecture and interior design studio El Departamento has developed a meticulous work of integral redesign to materialize the last project undertaken by PJ.Lobster, which begins with the opening of its new optical-boutique in the Born district of Barcelona.   Since its birth in 2018, digital-native firm Project Lobster has shaken up the eyewear world. In the last time, the essence of the brand has evolved to consolidate both its e-commerce and its physical sales channel. An organic evolution that, for years, has always relied on the collaboration of the architecture and interior design studio El Departamento for the conceptualization, design and execution of its new stores. José Hevia José Hevia The... More

The apartment block of Mandra Living is located in the prestigious neighborhood of Kolonaki, created to discover Athens while living in comfort. It is a residential concept of short-term living, but the spaces are designed to fit long-term stays as well in a prime location. Situated in the heart of Athens, these eight apartments allow guests to enjoy easy access to upscale boutiques, vibrant cafes, cultural landmarks, and returning to spacious living areas to recoup. Vangelis Paterakis HYLE was commissioned to curate and produce the FF&E procurement of the Mandra Living spaces. It was a process of carefully selecting items that are both functional and aesthetically matching the size of each apartment - which vary in size from 1 to... More

A strikingly minimal gallery-like space, in a listed building, referencing the tanneries of Dickensian London. Dan Hazeldean Once surrounded by the leather tanneries of Dickensian Whitechapel, this artisan dwelling was originally built as a lodge for a tanner and his family. Designed in 1864 by pioneering architect Henry Roberts and now Grade 2 listed, the lodge gives a rare insight into architecture now scarce in east London. Part derelict by the 1970’s and threatened with demolition, the building was saved, but most original features were removed and modernised. This gave us the freedom during our redesign, to strip out these additions, and reveal the underlying listed structure. Dan Hazeldean We challenged ourselves t... More

A city retreat inspired by Japanese simplicity and minimalism. Old oak doors on a cobbled back street in Paris, lead up a winding wooden staircase to a dark dusty apartment, uninhabited for nine years.Studio Hazeldean transformed this into a calm oasis in the heart of the bustling city. Dan Hazeldean The design was based on Shibui - subtle understated beauty, and Kanso - simplicity. We used a restrained palette of materials to unify the space and create flow through the apartment. Dan Hazeldean In the bedroom a partition creates a concealed walk-in wardrobe. The simple plywood bed plinth with integral side tables was custom made for the space.Blown glass pendants hover beside the bed for delicate contrast. Dan Hazeldean... More

In the minimalist and contemporary interior design of the Rajkot project, every detail has been meticulously curated to evoke a sense of modern elegance and tranquility. Clean lines dominate the design, creating a seamless visual flow throughout the space. Studio JKA The material palette is carefully chosen to induce a soothing ambiance. Soft neutrals, such as warm whites and subtle grays, form the foundation of the color scheme. These hues not only provide a serene backdrop but also amplify the perception of space. Studio JKA Natural textures play a pivotal role in adding depth and tactile interest to the design. Elements like sleek marble countertops, brushed metal accents, and rich wooden surfaces introduce a tactile contrast... More

A complete interior design renovation of a multi-functional training, wellness space/Pilates studio in Chelsea, NY. The open, and airy space, high ceilings, and incorporation of natural light functions as a retreat and encourages a calming, meditative atmosphere. The design includes a subtle, bright color palette and natural elements, bringing the outside in. Photography: Adrian Gaut Photography: Adrian Gaut Photography: Adrian Gaut Photography: Adrian Gaut Photography: Adrian Gaut More

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With a clean, white interior, the Loft Box is a minimalist's dream come true that goes beyond the conventional floor plan. While simplicity reigns in this home, a complex configuration of spaces ensure it’s bright and spacious inside out. False ceilings were removed in favour of a double-volume loft space, bringing fresh air and diffused light into the interior. More

Microtel is an effort to create a flexible build that allows the user to present their different reading from the space. The spatial organization of the  project is based on the dual "visible" and "hidden" and the definition of different uses of the space in this dual is looking for an economic solution to reduce expenses and speed up the process of implementation. At the same time, the project tries to minimize its borders with the city (only one glass facade) and inform it’s user free of uproars, advertise and turbulence the urban walls. The project has a quiet presence on the urban wall and presents itself to the city only with a brief sign that extends from the roof to cover the installation parts. In this duality, the stor... More