How Idle Hands Design Future Proof Their Products
Melbourne-based Idle Hands Design is committed to simple manufacturing, ensuring that all products are not only minimalistic but also sustainable.
Habitus Loves… Minimalist Designs
Embracing minimalism does not mean that concepts have to be any less creative. In fact, this minimalist Habitus Loves list encourages purposeful designs.
DavidovArchitects In The Pursuit Of Restraint
DavidovArchitects’ SLD Residence shows a restrained approach with unembellished forms, a limited material palette and the control of natural light.
K Pop Minimalism At Ban Ban By Genesin
Ban Ban’s interior by Genesin Studio is a low-tech K Pop minimalism treat for the eyes synonymous with Adelaide’s current design renaissance.
How The Twenty Collection Finds Beauty In Geometry
The Twenty collection of luxury washbasins from PARISI embody sleek and precise styling with neat, minimalist design.
Small Design Makes Big Impact
It may only have one bedroom, but this small environmentally friendly home by Whispering Smith, is turning heads for all the right reasons.
A Minimalist Masterpiece Perfectly In Tune With Its Mountain-Top Perch
This fully immersive luxury hotel by Zowa Architects in the mountains of India dances between luxury and minimalism.
Pitch Perfect On A Streetscape In Singapore
At the hands of HYLA Architects and in the words of Yvonne Xu, Siglap Plain in Singapore’s east stands out as a beautiful construct that balances the need for connection and privacy.
Three Ways To Explore Minimalist Furniture Design
Habitus explores the principles of minimalism in furniture design and how to transport the aesthetic from Pinterest boards and Instagram feeds into your real life residential spaces.
THE HOMES THAT ARE LIVING LARGE WITH LESS
These architectural feats might be monumental, but their interiors prove less is sometimes more.
The Dark Heart of Lighting Designer Christopher Boots
With a ‘day job’ creating monumental architectural lighting and commissions for high profile clients like Hermés, it’s no wonder Fitzroy design luminary Christopher Boots craves a little darkness at home.