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A <n>Grass inspired rug</n> in a sunlit living room. Shared by <n>Ecosapiens</n>.

The <n>Burleigh</n> residence in Pasadena, designed by <n>Breland-Harper</n>. Photo by <n>Joe Fletcher</n>.

Leibal — A House

<n>A House</n>, a minimalist cabin in Sweden by architects <n>Studio Nāv</n>. Photo by <n>Mikael Olsson</n>.

The <n>Fletcher House</n> by <n>Se Déa</n>, featuring a <n>Soriana sofa</n>. Photo by <n>Dave Wheeler</n>.

<n>A House</n>, a <n>minimalist</n> cabin in Sweden designed by <n>nāv</n>. Photo by <n>Mikael Olsson</n>.

Dalarö — LILJENCRANTZ

<n>Pepi's</n> kitchen, designed by <n>Marc Morro</n> in 2020. Photo by <n>Salva Lopez</n>.

When you breakdown a design - it's really just shapes, colors, alignment, images, letters, numbers, and unnamed layers ;)

The end system is usually greater than the sum of parts.

Get good at the granular details and the system becomes a lot more beautiful.

A <n>Raus Cabin</n> designed by architect <n>Sigurd Larsen</n>. Photo by <n>Franz Grünewald</n>.

<n>Twist sofa</n> by <n>Nina Edwards Anker</n>, c. 2008.