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Casa Niveous is a minimalist apartment located in Changzhou, China, designed by Jienei Design. The unit arrived as a turnkey handover product, the finished-delivery format that now dominates new Chinese residential stock, complete with gray floor tiles, applied metallic trim, decorative wall panels, and a partition layout drawn for a statistically averaged buyer. Pu Liu strip...


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Skyline Workscape is a minimalist office located in Guangdong, China, designed by Studio Per. Two thousand square meters at the top of a tower usually arrive as a floorplate organized around a structural core and an elevator bank, and Studio Per has read those constraints as the plan of a house, with rooms that hold their own light, elevation, and degree of enclosure.

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The Darling Point Apartment is a minimalist residence by the Sydney-based architecture practice Studio ZAWA. Located in a harborside suburb east of Sydney, the 125 square-meter (1,345 square-foot) apartment is situated within the Salacia — a midcentury waterfront building designed by Peddle, Th...


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Ruby Chair is a minimalist chair created by Toronto-based design studio NOVSEP. Mirror-gloss lacquer is one of the least forgiving finishes in furniture production, magnifying every ripple in whatever sits beneath it, and the chair carries that finish across four tapered legs and a pair of back ...


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Casa Montis is a minimalist home located in Costa Blanca, Spain, designed by Auñón Cabrera. The coastline between Alicante and Denia has been built out since the 1970s largely for northern European buyers, producing a hybrid housing stock in which Mediterranean massing wraps interi...


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