Leibal - Featuring minimal and functional designs.

Townhouse VI is a minimalist residence located in Kortrijk, Belgium, designed by Decancq Vercruysse architects. This 1950s townhouse renovation embodies a profound understanding of how domestic space can serve as psychological sanctuary, where architectural decisions respond directly to the inhabitants’ emotional and physical rhythms.

Devon Bay House is a minimal home located in North Devon District, United Kingdom, designed by McLean Quinlan. The house emerges from its steeply sloping site like a natural geological formation, its soft arc echoing the undulating rhythm of the nearby slate cliffs. This is not mere architectural mimicry but a sophisticated understanding of how built forms can enter into dialogue with their surroundings.

The Regenerative Cabin is a minimalist cabin located in Copenhagen, Denmark, designed by ENGEL ARCHITECTS. There’s a moment when one first encounters the space—its dark, scorched oak façade rising from the landscape like a solemn monument—that speaks volumes before you’ve even stepped inside. This deliberate moodiness isn’t merely aesthetic posturing; it’s a material declaration, announcing the structure’s commitment to an urgent ecological narrative.

Forest Retreat: Reimagined is a minimalist home located in Sweden, designed by Norm Architects with a curated selection of pieces from Karimoku Case. The Forest Retreat’s recent transformation through Karimoku Case furniture represents a profound dialogue between Japanese design philosophy and the universal human desire for sanctuary.

Ellipses Coffee Table is a minimal coffee table designed by Berlin-based studio CIRKA. The Ellipses Coffee Table is an exploration of form and materiality. Drawing inspiration from the geometry of elliptical shapes, the table juxtaposes its robust steam-bent plywood legs with a slim, beveled tabletop.

Birdwood is a minimalist home located in Brisbane, Australia, designed by Peter Besley. Perched on Mount Coot-tha’s ridgeline, where the Turrbal and Jagera peoples once found honey in abundance, Birdwood emerges as a series of independent pavilions that seem to grow organically from Brisbane’s steep subtropical terrain.

East District Apartment is a minimalist apartment located in Zhengzhou, China, designed by Seemore Design. A quiet revolution in design unfolds through an unexpected gesture: the deliberate setback of an entrance. This architectural pause, described as a “house within a house,” represents more than mere spatial planning—it’s a manifesto against the homogenized corporate environments that have come to define China’s rapidly expanding business districts.

Another Layer is a minimalist space located in Seoul, South Korea, designed by ALX. The space represents a fascinating convergence of brand identity and spatial experience. Where many design studios treat their physical space as mere backdrop, here the environment becomes an active participant in the creative process.

Tripod Light is a minimal light created by Porto-based designer Dyvik Kahlen. In the realm of contemporary design, Dyvik Kahlen emerges as a beacon of innovation and thoughtful creation. At the heart of Dyvik Kahlen’s ethos lies an unwavering dedication to the alchemy of space transformation.

Caju House is a minimal home located in Teton Village, Wyoming, designed by CLB Architects. The weathered Corten steel exterior—its surface alive with oxidation’s warm orange patina—beckons like a protective shell against the rugged landscape. This materiality is no mere aesthetic choice but a philosophical statement, giving this family retreat its evocative name borrowed from the Brazilian cashew fruit.

Apartment TS is a minimal apartment located in Stockholm, Sweden, designed by Matteo Foresti. The morning sun catches the veined surface of Carrara marble and warms the honey tones of oak, materials chosen not merely for their aesthetic appeal but for how they mediate between eras—between what was preserved and what was reimagined.

The Altar Console is a minimalist furniture piece by the Guatemala City-based design practice, Agnes Studio. Available in 54 and 83-inch sizes, the console honors pre-Columbian traditions and rituals, drawing inspiration from Mesoamerican ceremonial objects and reinterpreting ancestral forms and materials into a contemporary expression of ritual.

Balth is a minimal home located in Cologne, Germany, designed by Demo Working Group. This overlooked space, with its angular constraints and forgotten corners, contained the seeds of transformation. What emerged from this intervention is a masterful exercise in volumetric thinking—a two-storey family dwelling that both respects and reimagines its mid-century container.

Beijing Residence is a minimal home located in Beijing, China, designed by Zhang Zihao. In the precise moment when Beijing’s afternoon sun strikes the exposed concrete beam overhead, something profound occurs in Zhang Zihao’s minimalist residence. The rough, industrial texture suddenly becomes animate, its surface catching and releasing light in ways that transform the entire spatial experience. This single detail – concrete allowed to remain unfinished, unadorned, truthful – reveals the...

The Vigas Chair is a minimalist chair by the Hudson Valley-based design practice Jackrabbit Studio. Designed by the studio’s founder, Brett Miller, the chair draws inspiration from the use of whole round logs, called vigas, in the construction of traditional dwellings across the Southwestern United States and parts of Mexico.