#minimalist design
Norse-inspired one-of-a-kind bronze ring, size US 10 (19.75 mm). The ring is handcrafted from pure bronze wire, worked into a minimalist design.
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Minimalist Art Pedestal
commission for Manhattan art collector
Bauhaus tones, steel plate, textured steel top hammered in a traditional coal-fired blacksmith’s forge
Peppercorn Studio
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Vintage Tractor-seat Director’s Chair, Bar Stool
Vintage Tractor seat, structural steel
Peppercorn Studio
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Some sleek and simple concepts we came up with for a series of seasonal bottled cocktails. Check us out on Behance for more!
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Minimalism Gets a Diaphanous Spin in this Pale-Perfect Swedish Home
Minimalist design doesn’t come more awe-inspiring than this stylish residence in the Swedish port town of Guldboda.
A project by Ukrainian architect Igor Sirotov, the PS3H House is awash in pale whites, beiges, and ivories, with subtle raw blond wood accents. Large windows fill the home with natural light, while cleverly positioned ethereal glass surfaces add a sense of space by blurring the boundaries between the living room, the kitchen, and the garage.
Scandinavian and Japanese influences flow throughout the luminous, open-plan space, decorated with sleek designer lighting and spare low-height furniture in simple, elegant forms. The kitchen, as well, oozes contemporary refinement, with its clean, minimal lines, warm wooden details, and striking see-through pantry.
A low-to-the-ground bed takes center stage in the dreamily minimalist master bedroom, and the adjoining bathroom honors the pure Japanese aesthetics with cubic toiletware clad in timber.
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A Kyoto Hotel Styled to Minimalism Perfection
Although smack dab in downtown Kyoto, MOGANA Hotel emanates calm and serenity with its clean lines, subdued color palette, and glorious interplay of light and darkness.
Created by Takashi Yamaguchi & Associates, the interior design is sleek, fresh, and strikingly minimalist. Nods to tradition are balanced with contemporary concepts in order to connect guests with their destination.
Rooms are effortlessly refined sanctuaries where modern comforts meet reinterpreted aesthetics of the past. They vary in style, mood, and decor, but all boast floor-to-ceiling windows facing a vibrant vertical garden and thoughtful amenities such as Wi-Fi, luxurious SHIGETA cosmetics, and matohu zori (Japanese sandals).
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Architectural Concrete Temple Piece
Inspired by exotic temples, science fiction and modeled within golden ratios as far as possible.
more pieces at ThuhStudio
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Parametric concrete sculpture with mussel shell aggregate. Unfortunately in the making process two sections broke off.
:( the second frame on the close up picture :(
For other concrete objects more at ThuhStudio
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