Minimalist home designs

Minimalist Cabin Covered With Stone From Ruins

Minimalist Cabin Covered With Stone From Ruins
This modern cabin in Northern Italy is a real gem designed in stone. Architect Alberto Vinotti created Casa VI from the ruins of an old stone home. The exterior is made of locally sourced stones and looks centuries old. The interior, on the other hand, is pure contemporary and even minimalist. The house consists of... 
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Ultra-Minimal Glazed Home With A Single Wall

Ultra-Minimal Glazed Home With A Single Wall
Swiss architect Christian Kerez created a family home featuring a single wall dividing the building in half and creating two distinct living spaces. Although it appears narrow from the outside, the house is spacious and open plan, with only the bathroom sectioned off. A cascading staircase further creates a sense of expanse. Speaking of the... 
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Greek Villa With Minimalist Aesthetics And Accent Floors

Greek Villa With Minimalist Aesthetics And Accent Floors
Located in Kifisia, a northern suburb of Athens, Greece, the tranquil 19th century villa of George K. Karampella, owner and creative director of concept store TR2 and his wife Marina Lida Koutarelli is a peaceful oasis. The interior style is minimalist, with lots of sunlight that comes in through big windows, and floors are an... 
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Minimalist Concrete House With A Large Vertical Garden

Minimalist Concrete House With A Large Vertical Garden
Let’s go green! Architecture studio Vo Trong Nghia Architects designed a unique sustainable house with a vertical garden as facade in Ho Chi Minh City. The front and the back of the building consist of concrete planters that can be watered through an automatic system, which collects rainwater. Additionally, the facade helps to regulate sunlight,... 
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Minimalist Loft Design With Refined Industrial Touches

Minimalist Loft Design With Refined Industrial Touches
Can you believe that minimalism can be very sophisticated? This prewar loft in NYC’s Greenwich Village was renovated by Raad, and now it’s a minimalist space with a character. Minimalism was accentuated with industrial features, and the main one is slick brick clad. Classic black and white color scheme is mixed with warm-colored wood, brick... 
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Waterfront home designs

Casa Brutale Right In The Cliffs Above The Aegean Sea

Casa Brutale Right In The Cliffs Above The Aegean Sea
Casa Brutale is an unclad statement of simplicity and harmony in contemporary architecture. The conceptual residence by OPA is a chameleonic living space that teeters on the high cliffs above the Aegean sea. The home is constructed with simple materials like wood, glass, and raw concrete, putting the focus on the landscape and ocean. Nothing... 
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Minimal Modern Home With Clean And Uncluttered Spaces

Minimal Modern Home With Clean And Uncluttered Spaces
This minimal modern apartment by LOFT SCZECIN is minimal in color but not personality. The walls and ceilings are completely white, while the floors are covered with light-colored natural wood, and that all makes the interiors beautifully clean and the rooms look more spacious than they are. Such cleanliness is a great way to make... 
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Minimalist Masculine Cottage With Light Wood Touches

Minimalist Masculine Cottage With Light Wood Touches
As you know, minimalism means being laconic in décor and the amount of shades. But that doesn’t mean that the interior should be boring, there are lots of ideas to make it unique, and this masculine cottage is a nice example. The interiors are a great mix of black, grey, white and natural light-colored wood.... 
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Renovated 1920s Bungalow With A Glass Addition

Renovated 1920s Bungalow With A Glass Addition
Architect Kevin Alter to renovate their 1920s bungalow in Austin, Texas, and add an addition, which contains a living area downstairs and an office upstairs. The office nook was organized under the stairs; the addition, which has cypress paneling and a metal roof, is united with the renovated 1920s bungalow via a glass pavilion. The... 
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