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Postmodern Monologue Home by Giant Design

Modern, minimalist living room with sleek dark cabinetry, white sofas, and a marble coffee table.

Located in Foshan, China, Postmodern Monologue Home is a house designed by Giant Design in 2024. The residence employs postmodern and minimalist style elements to define functions through flow and balance, culminating in a free and relaxed aesthetic. The homeowners’ artistic passion and overseas experiences inspired the design, which emphasizes intelligent storage and a creative approach to spatial adjustments, culminating in a tranquil environment that connects with nature.

Arcineaga House Balances Outdoor Serenity with Chic Interior Spaces

FeaturedSleek modern villa with expansive glass walls, balconies, and lush landscaping.

Set in Mexico City, Mexico, the Arcineaga House is a stunning home designed by Bardasano Arquitectos in 2024. This exceptional residence seamlessly merges modern style with comfortable living. Thanks to expansive windows and carefully planted greenery, the outdoor space feels inviting and cohesive. Inside, bold textures and rich patterns offer a warm atmosphere, promoting relaxation amongst elegant surroundings. This striking design ensures that every corner resonates with contemporary flair.

MNAI Apartment by STUDIO18MILANO

Elegant dining room featuring wooden furniture, glass table, and textured wall paneling.

Located in Milan, Italy, the MNAI Apartment is a 110-square-meter apartment finished in 2024, designed by STUDIO18MILANO. The apartment’s modern interior design underwent a complete transformation balancing vintage and contemporary furnishings. The renovation optimizes its space and creates flowing connections, notably featuring fabric-covered movable partitions, a staple of Gio Ponti’s work, allowing the apartment to adapt as needed, with an elegant design that embraces both modern and historical elements.

Minimalist Apartment Renovation in Brno

Minimalist living space with a large TV, sleek white furniture, and wood flooring.

Located in Brno, Czech Republic, the Minimalist Apartment Renovation project was completed in 2023 by ika.architekti. The redesign targets simple, clean spaces incorporating curved lines. The design unifies all rooms with a wooden floor and white plaster walls, contrasting with a solid red troweled floor in the bathroom. The kitchen and living room areas were integrated, merging the prefabricated core structure with custom furniture and accessories, resulting in a tranquil and cohesive aesthetic.

Huron Residence: SLH Creates a Modern and Minimal Space in Chicago

Minimalist living space with wood paneling, large windows, and a cozy seating area.

Searl Lamaster Howe Architects designed an apartment for a couple on Chicago’s north side. Infused with character, the modern design interplays refined materials, textures, and colors, contrasting the home’s previous extensive moulding and distinct rooms. Interior details at the 2021 renovation reflect the low-rise building’s intimate scale. South-facing exposure led to a deep breadth of textures and color, while flush-set door coverings and narrow oak flooring infuse continuity throughout the accessible home.

Archform Design & Architecture Studio Office Design Embraces Minimalist Aesthetic

Sleek, modern office space with industrial-style shelving, hanging lights, and minimalist decor.

Located in Chisinau, Moldova, Archform Design & Architecture Studio is a corporate space created by Archform architects in 2021. This office design balances functionality with a minimalist aesthetic, resulting in a clean, versatile work area that serves as a creative hub for its users. The focus on comfort and ergonomics is evident throughout the project, evident in the choice of finishes and the overall functionality of the office layout.

Simmerhûs by Team V Architecture

Modern cabin-like structure with wooden exterior, large windows, and a deck surrounded by lush greenery.

Simmerhûs on the Dutch island of Terschelling is a special assignment for Team V: designing a sustainable island holiday home that is both distinctive and characteristic of its surroundings. The house is sustainably built and features a playful minimalist interior inspired partly by Japanese aesthetics and functionality, yet with an adventurous twist characteristic of design duo Kranen/Gille.

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