I like how well thought out Moneywrap is. Held together by a rubberband, your valuables are secure. And to access them – all you need to do is lift the flap open. No buttons or sharp edges to scratch your things… Watch the video to see the piece in action.

Moneywrap is a post by Natalia Repolovsky on Minimalissimo.

The Shell Lounge is so simple; how often do we see the form of a lounge reduced so much that even the legs have been removed? But the lounge is also complex: it changes the way we usually use chairs to provide a totally unique experience. While I am not sure if I would add the Shell Lounge to my living room, I would love to relax in one by the pool!

Shell Lounge is a post by Jillian Japka on Minimalissimo.

Every day for 100 days, I will paint one branded object white, removing all visual branding, reducing the object to its purest form. I can purchase each object for less than $10, it can be something I own, something another person gives me, or something I find.

It is really rather surprising how many brands are so easily recognizable by its products (Coca-Cola) and how they become aspects of our daily lives (American Express), or in the symbol of a generation (Nintendo), or a profession (Moleskine).

Brand Spirit is a post by Jorge San Luis on Minimalissimo.

A particular illustration of Beck’s work I would like to share with you today is the quite wonderful and minimal Form Surface collection. This quiet, yet deliberate collection of line drawings and paintings displaying subtle gradients of soft and subdued tones, include the application of poured oil, graphite on aluminium, linen and paper. Form Surface in my opinion, strongly reflects Beck’s manifesto:

I believe white to be the most inherently beautiful colour as it carries with it the potential to simultaneously expose and negate space.

I believe black to be the most innately powerful colour as it is defined by the presence of light as well as by the absence of light.

There’s not a single piece in this collection that fails to impress me, but what do you think?

Kate Beck’s Form Surface is a post by Carl MH Barenbrug on Minimalissimo.

It is the lack of hardware and integrity of material which attracted me to these glasses. The lack of hardware gives the frames a simple elegance; they look as if they have been effortlessly carved from a single piece of wood. The wood -the mahogany is my favorite- looks incredibly luxurious compared to the materials traditionally used in eyeglass design. W-eye pushes the boundaries of eyeglass design to give us a product that is both stylish and well-crafted.

W-eye by Matteo Ragni is a post by Jillian Japka on Minimalissimo.

The logo finds a surprising and elegant balance of lines and empty spaces, the branding is straightforward and uses a limited number of elements and information, and the pop of color provided by the orange accents gives the ensemble a nice twist, preventing it from being boring instead of the classy minimalism it achieved. I’m especially fond of the signage application!

Orange Hive Identity is a post by Marina Esmeraldo on Minimalissimo.

The simple and elegant design of this pen has a solid, smooth surface, devoid of branding, which sits neatly into its magnetic base. Each pen will come with a choice of black or blue in 0.25mm, 0.3mm, and 0.4mm Pilot Hi Tec C insert. The EiMIM Pen will have a machined, glass bead blasted, and powder coated finish.

Having already ordered this pen, I will be sure to update you on my experience with it and provide a thorough opinion. In the meantime, I think this project is certainly worth backing.

EiMIM Pen is a post by Carl MH Barenbrug on Minimalissimo.

The balancing process creates a playful userobject relationship. The stool explores the idea that when seated, many people feel the need to be free from enforced bodily positions. 

I like the lightness and the versatility of the object. It can blend into any room and environment. Just don’t use it to change a lightbulb…

Monarchy is a post by Natalia Repolovsky on Minimalissimo.

Like all mirrors, For Your Eyes Only adds light and depth to a room, but this mirror is so simple I think you would have to look twice to find where the light is reflected from! I love how Bart Lens turned an average object into a fun piece of artwork. I admit that this mirror is not the most functional, but it is a beautiful wall piece and certainly a conversation starter.

For Your Eyes Only Mirror is a post by Jillian Japka on Minimalissimo.

Modern architecture is supported by all black and white interiors and materials such as concrete and dark wood throughout only add another layer of sophisticated luxury. Strong design statements such as the custom mirror wall behind the reception desk or masculine platform beds are all part of the Habita MTY experience. And of course, one cannot forget the Poolbar which includes two infinity pools and hard to ignore views of the city.

I’m always on the lookout for new, modern hotels but many times wonder what will happen to their immediate, flashy image a few years later. Considering Habita MTY was built back in 2008, one can appreciate its smart design choices that are deserving the many design awards it has received.

Hotel Habita MTY is a post by Anna Korkobcova on Minimalissimo.