MINIMALIST

A piece from a furniture collection by <n>Windsor Dalton Designs</n>.

The <n>Lake House</n> villa, designed by <n>Baks Arkitekter</n>.

A series of <n>Colorful music videos</n> designed by creative studio <n>ILLO</n> for <n>Algo</n> in 2021.

The photographic collage <n>Hands</n>, featured in the 2012 exhibition <n>Bauhaus: Art as Life</n>.

A <n>minimalist</n> interior concept by designer <n>Stephen Tsymbaliuk</n>.

Album art for <n>Close To Hell</n> by <n>KUURO</n> and <n>Goja</n>, illustrated by <n>Laydi</n>.

Branding for <n>RAD - Random Absorbed Dose of Fruits</n> sparkling tea by designer <n>Alberto Contin</n>.

The <n>Smith House</n> in Darien, Connecticut, designed by architect <n>Richard Meier</n> from 1965-1967.

<n>Skin Soil Partition (t.p.s)</n>, 2024, an artwork by <n>Sean Town</n>.

An interior featuring <n>gas springs</n> used to hold open the large windows.

The <n>Maraya</n> concert hall in AlUla, Saudi Arabia. Photo by <n>Zenyarì</n>.

Interior by <n>Atypical Design Studio</n>.

<n>Ice-9 for Buckminster Fuller</n>, a 1969 collage by the artist collective <n>Ant Farm</n>.

<n>Mies comes to California</n> by <n>Lujac Desautel</n>, a collage mixing a <n>Gerhard Richter</n> seascape with Mars photos.

The loft at <n>Casa Lenno</n> in San Miguel de Allende, Mexico. Photo by <n>Paula López Fotógrafa</n>.

<n>Tejocote House</n> in Mexico, designed by <n>González Muchow Arquitectura</n> in 2022. Photo by <n>Ariadna Polo</n>.

From <n>Rob Woodcox</n>'s <n>Bodies of Light</n> series, photographed at <n>Parque Quetzalcóatl</n>.

<n>Arabian Dyptich No 14</n>, a digital illustration.

<n>Tejocote House</n> by <n>González Muchow Arquitectura</n> in Querétaro, Mexico, 2022. Photo by <n>César Béjar</n>.

Cover art for the <n>SolWave</n> music mix series by <n>Sol Brah</n>.

Human microbial culture by <n>N.A. McFall</n> of <n>Well Public Studio</n>, inspired by <n>Hélène Michèle</n>.

<n>Top of Bridalveil Fall</n> by <n>Harald Sund</n>, 1972.

<n>White Body Fan</n>, a 1972 performance piece by artist <n>Rebecca Horn</n>.