Leibal

Court House is a minimalist residential interior located in Salt Lake City, United States, designed by Susannah Holmberg Studios. The brief carried an inherent tension: a family splitting their year between two continents needed a home that could hold both worlds without collapsing into either.

OUNASS STAGE is a minimalist retail installation located in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, designed by Berlin-based studio VAUST. The project raises a question that few retail commissions bother to ask: what happens when a brand platform refuses the neutrality of the white box?

The Cirra Coffee Table is a minimalist coffee table created by Melbourne-based studio Sabu Studio. American Walnut gives Cirra its grounding. The material carries the weight of the table’s proportions – a low, broad profile that sits close to the floor and resists the kind of visual lightness that defines much contemporary furniture design.

East Village Apartment is a minimalist apartment renovation located in New York City, United States, designed by Lang Architecture. The East Village has its own strain of Art Deco – quieter than the Chrysler Building’s showmanship, closer to the neighborhood’s tenement roots.

Quarrier is a minimalist bench created by Montreal-based furniture company Essai. Wood rarely gets asked to behave like stone. The Quarrier bench asks exactly that – grain orientation becomes a structural argument, a way of pulling material continuity across the form so the eye reads it as carved rather than assembled.

Where Every Step Has a View is a minimalist residential interior located in Shenzhen, China, designed by CureDesign. The traditional Chinese garden operates on a precise psychological logic: compress before you release. Visitors move through narrow passages, around blind corners, under low thresholds – and the garden opens. Space feels earned.

Apartment 45 is a minimalist residential interior located in Athens, Greece, designed by studioentropia architects. The challenge at the heart of this project is one that defines a large share of contemporary urban living – how to make 45 square meters feel genuinely spacious rather than merely tolerable.

Rest Chair is a minimalist chair created by Germany-based Studio Maximilian Beck x Obscure Objects. Glass has rarely been asked to bear weight so candidly. Most furniture that incorporates cast glass treats it as ornament – a surface to admire rather than a structure to inhabit.

The Stoke Newington Townhouse is a minimalist residence by the London and Cotswolds-based architecture and interior design studio, Magri Williams. Located in Stoke Newington, London, the four-story townhouse was renovated and extended to create a calm and elevated family home defined by light, materiality, bespoke design details, and a close relationship to nature.

House with Reflective Furniture is a minimalist apartment renovation located in Rome, Italy, designed by set architects. The challenge confronting Set Architects in Rome’s Nomentano district was a familiar one in the city’s older residential stock: an early 20th-century apartment organized around a sequence of hermetically sealed rooms, load-bearing walls enforcing a domestic logic that no longer matched how a young family intended to live.

Suspens is a minimalist lounge chair created by Paris-based studio PERRON et FRERES. The premise behind the chair is quietly provocative: that comfort and visual restraint need not work against each other. Most seating resolves this tension through mass – foam cores, padded arms, upholstered frames that read as soft before they are touched. Suspens takes the opposite position, arriving at ease through structural economy rather than material accumulation.

Residence RBK is a minimalist villa located in Antwerp, Belgium, designed by Britt Van Namen. The central challenge of Residence RBK is one that confronts any large-scale residential commission: how do you produce warmth at a scale that naturally resists it? At over 600 square metres, the thatched-roof villa in the Belgian province of Antwerp could easily have tilted toward spectacle.

No. 16 Desk is a minimalist desk created by Washington, DC-based studio Austen / Morris. The question of how a desk should adapt to different working configurations – solo focus, collaborative sessions, expanded surface needs – rarely gets a clean structural answer.

Skylark is a minimalist family residence located in Shropshire, United Kingdom, designed by House Of EM. The project arrives at an interesting moment for British residential architecture – a new practice staking its debut on a home that tries to reconcile mid-century spatial clarity with a deep attentiveness to the Welsh Marches landscape.

1 Spring Street is a minimalist studio interior located in Melbourne, Australia, designed by Studio Kennon. The project poses a question that sits at the center of contemporary practice: what does a creative studio actually need to produce meaningful work?

Woolworth Tower Residence is a minimalist interior located in Tribeca, New York, designed by Copenhagen Works. The Woolworth Tower presents an unusual design problem: how do you domesticate a neogothic skyscraper? Completed in 1913 as a cathedral of commerce, its ornamental plasterwork, arched windows, and heavy wooden doors carry a grandeur that resists the usual vocabulary of residential interiors.

Rivet Shelf is a minimalist shelving system created by Berlin-based studio LOTTO Studio, produced by SANRO in South Korea.The flat-pack era reshaped furniture around convenience, but rarely with any material honesty. The Rivet Shelf operates differently – it treats assembly not as a necessary compromise but as a structural statement.