<n>Prefab House Changeover</n> by <n>TEST</n>. Photo by <n>Gregori Civera</n>.

A custom-crafted <n>Travertine Mirror Stand</n> by <n>Kiwano Concept</n>.

<n>Atelier Cuadro Benegas</n> in Argentina by <n>atelier industrial</n>. Photo by <n>Gonzalo Viramonte</n>.

Bar and DJ desk from 2024, designed by <n>Tobias Becker</n> and built by <n>Johannes Biontino</n> and <n>Felix Scheidt</n>.

The <n>Majamaja Cabin</n> in Helsinki, Finland, features a minimal interior with space-saving furniture.

The <n>Perceptions Armchair</n> by <n>Danu Kennedy</n> and <n>Jeremy Levitt</n> for their studio <n>Known Work</n>.

A <n>Japandi</n> style bedroom visualized by <n>Z Vision</n>.

Abstract light painting by <n>Sebastiaan Knot</n>.

<n>Baoulé women</n> pounding millet in <n>Tiébissou, Côte d'Ivoire</n>, 1968. Photo by <n>Michel Huet</n>.

<n>Bauhaus Letterhead (Letter to Naum Gabo)</n> by <n>Herbert Bayer</n>, 1928.

<n>Mulberry Globe Floor-to-Ceiling Lamp</n> by designer <n>Anna Karlin</n>.

The entrance to the <n>Baja Club Hotel</n> in La Paz, Mexico. Design by <n>Max von Werz Arquitectos</n> and <n>Jaune</n>.

Studio setup from 2021. Photo by <n>PARAGONET</n>.

<n>Baroque latex curtains</n> exhibited at <n>Forma Gallery</n>.

A ceramic knot sculpture by <n>Tufva Design</n>.

A wall-mounted desk in a Melbourne home designed by <n>Fiona Lynch</n>.

A Coroza straw work for <n>Loewe</n>'s <n>Weave, Restore, Renew</n> project at <n>Salone del Mobile</n> 2022.

The <n>MD Wall Lamp</n> by <n>AD HOC</n>, from the <n>Materia digital</n> collection.

<n>Mies Chair & Ottoman</n>, designed by <n>Archizoom Associati</n> in 1969.

The Annex at <n>Tea at Shiloh</n> in Los Angeles. Photo by <n>connecting dots</n>.

Carved wooden door at the home of artist <n>JB Blunk</n> in Inverness, California, created in 1962.

The <n>Tempo Lamp</n> by <n>Christian Haas</n> at the <n>Um Cento De Cestos</n> exhibition. Photo by <n>Passa Ao Futuro</n>.

The <n>037 Workscape</n> interior in Vilnius, designed by <n>ŠA atelier</n>. Photo by <n>Norbert Tukaj</n>.

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Sculptures by <n>Isamu Noguchi</n> at the <n>T.T</n> store in Kyoto, designed by <n>Taiga Takahashi</n>.

The <n>Offset Lamp</n> by <n>Studio Henry Wilson</n>.

Carving Unity Sculpture - Skill & Creativity at its best

The <n>T chair</n>, designed by <n>William Katavolos</n> in 1952.

<n>LES</n>, a minimal event space in Berlin designed by <n>rho.vision</n>. Photo by <n>Yannes Kiefer</n>.

A <n>Dogon Granary Door</n> from Mali, created by the <n>Dogon people</n>.

<n>Emma Bourgin</n>'s 2018 installation <n>Sans titre</n> at the <n>Des Artistes & des Abeilles</n> exhibition. Photo by <n>Aurelien Mole</n>.

5 Móveis Multifuncionais Que Transformam Espaços Pequenos

A collection of antique and contemporary <n>African stools</n>, including <n>Tonga</n> and <n>Ashanti</n> styles.

The <n>bath towel #34 tulip quilt</n> by <n>Foekje Fleur</n>, inspired by a quilt from the <n>American Folk Art Museum</n>.

Colorful home textiles made of industry leftovers! When factories dye yarns to weave textiles, they make some extra—just in case—but they often go unused. The Odds & Ends textiles are designed to get the most out of these remainders, creating unexpected color combinations.

- 100% cotton
- 60 x 120 cm
- label allows for hanging
- made in Portugal
- heavy quality 450 gr/m2

Please note: The colors of the towels may appear slightly different in person due to variations in phone and computer screen settings.

bath towel #34 tulip quilt

<n>Patinated Aluminium Shelves</n> by <n>Laurids Gallée</n>, courtesy of <n>MANIERA</n>.

Interior of <n>The Gate Duqm</n>, a commercial development in Duqm, Oman.

Specsheet >Minimal interior door systems that make maximum impact