MINIMALISSIMO

Clap Studio’s Àngela Montagud and Jordi Iranzo on minimalism, humour and material experimentation. Read our latest portrait. Portrait photography: María Mira.

Explore the Raw Apartment in Zagreb, where minimalist design meets raw concrete aesthetics, redefining urban living with an industrial touch. Architecture and photography: Simple Architecture.

Shinari is an incense holder shaped from a single extruded metal profile, with structure, function and form coming together through one simple bend. Design and images: Liam de la Bedoyere / Bored Eye Design.

Rondo by Zieta turns the circle into a sculptural form. Its expansive, convex surface reshapes reflections, light and space, bringing the scale of an artwork into the interior. Design: Oskar Zięta / Zieta Studio. Photo: Zasoby Studio.

Casa Castelar by Solar explores minimalism through preservation, balancing the essence of a historic home with a considered palette and architectural precision. Solar · Photo: Adrià Goula.

A familiar game, distilled to geometry and material. Standard Equipment’s Tic Tac Toe Set pairs precise proportions with the lasting solidity of anodised aluminium. Design and images: Standard Equipment

At Mario Tsai Studio’s Shanghai exhibition space, a research-driven approach to design takes shape as a physical environment, bringing materials, structures and objects together through a shared design philosophy. Mario Tsai Studio.

Davide Bozzo’s Zero takes the chair apart to its most fundamental idea, then turns that idea into the design itself. Design: Davide Bozzo. Images via Thisispaper.

Geometric precision, modular design and a remarkably considered silhouette. xBloom Studio brings a new dimension to the daily coffee ritual, now also in Offline Blue. Design and images: xBloom.

A plot of just 30m², yet a remarkable sense of space. Maximale uses monochrome, geometry, wood and greenery to give this tiny house in southern Spain its calm character. Architecture: Maximale. Images: Boava Studio.