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Nightstands 1 & 2 are minimal nightstands created by France-based designer Ferréol Babin. Ferréol Babin dedicates half of his time collaborating with various furniture and lighting editors where he can incorporate his singular vision and approach of design. The other half is spent on making unique pieces, with an obvious brutalist yet delicate approach.

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Brick House in La Eliana is a minimal home located in Valencia, Spain, designed by sanchis olivares. In a decades-old established garden city, on the suburbs of Valencia, an old tennis court became a plot on which the architects were asked to build. It offered us a flat terrain, with surrounding vegetation as a backdrop, a large tree and an old underground warehouse that became a swimming pool.

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Miler Art House is a minimal space located in Capolago, Switzerland, created by Miler Kessler. Miler Art House has the intention to fill in the gaps left by traditional sales venues, and each work or project the curators show is based on dialogue and the exchange of ideas. Thus they took pleasure in combining the emotional experience of discovery with a profound knowledge of the related theme.

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Residential N° 631 is a minimal home located in Amsterdam, Netherlands, designed by Framework Studio. The light-filled space is characterized by curved surfaces, which are translated throughout the walls and furniture. Large floor to ceiling sliding doors provide access to the water, while windows with wooden slats provide privacy on the upper levels.

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Portobello Bowls is a series of minimalist bowls created by Lausanne-based designer Julie Richoz for Mattiazzi. What interested the designer is the savoir-faire, the precision in the way materials are employed, and that things are done with passion. She is not so preoccupied by the division of the objects between those that are for everyday and those which are not. Something that is used everyday is by definition a good object. The designer was not preoccupied by archetypes, and unfamiliar objects can still become good everyday companions. Portobello is a simple bowl, but with a twist. Something between a tray and a bowl. It is not too loud, but not too plain either. The decoration arises from the making process, and uses a constructive logic.

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Springback Lounge is a minimalist lounge chair created by Milan-based designer Keiji Takeuchi for CRUSO. There are only 10 screws needed to assemble the entire lounge chair on site. The designer wanted to develop a lounge chair that could be flat-packed and easily assembled. According to the designers, they were interested in finding a simple solution for developing a democratic lounge chair without over-engineering.