Minimalist Design
236 objects · 26 brands
Minimalist design reduces a piece to what it needs: clear geometry, few materials and no decoration that does not serve a purpose. Its roots lie in modernism and in the Minimal Art...Read more
Minimalist design reduces a piece to what it needs: clear geometry, few materials and no decoration that does not serve a purpose. Its roots lie in modernism and in the Minimal Art of the 1960s, with artists such as Donald Judd, and in Japanese and Scandinavian traditions of restraint. The result is furniture and objects that leave room for space, light and use.
This page gathers podiums, tables and lamps from NM3, precise aluminium furniture from Lehni, modular units from UTIL, vessels from NIKO JUNE and rugs from Massimo Copenhagen, alongside pieces from Valerie Objects, Kristina Dam Studio, Paul Coenen and Stainless Studios Berlin. Typical materials are aluminium, steel, stone, pale wood and natural textiles in muted tones.
Minimalist design reduces a piece to what it needs: clear geometry, few materials and no decoration that does not serve a purpose. Its roots lie in modernism and in the Minimal Art of the 1960s, with artists such as Donald Judd, and in Japanese and Scandinavian traditions of restraint. The result is furniture and objects that leave room for space, light and use.
This page gathers podiums, tables and lamps from NM3, precise aluminium furniture from Lehni, modular units from UTIL, vessels from NIKO JUNE and rugs from Massimo Copenhagen, alongside pieces from Valerie Objects, Kristina Dam Studio, Paul Coenen and Stainless Studios Berlin. Typical materials are aluminium, steel, stone, pale wood and natural textiles in muted tones.
