It’s said that “simplicity is the ultimate sophistication”. This table is the ultimate in understatement and simple elegance. A floating top and square legs with an ever so slight inside bevel shows true forethought and craftsmanship. I could see this as an every day use
The juxtaposition or rich burl wood to light strain grain adds really great drama to otherwise boring drawers. And the color contrast nicely shows off the half-blind dovetails.
Light wood siding makes this small contemporary cabin warm and inviting. The charcoal door and window frames contrast really nicely. Along with the charcoal metal roof to listen to the rain fall, or watch the snow slide off.
Vertical wood slats add lots of interest to this otherwise shipping container like box cabin. And a almost full wall of matching shutters and sliding picture window doors that can fold out of the way really lets you enjoy the outdoors.
Really simple concrete and glass modern home set on a high mountain lake. The ideal getaway from an overcrowded city life to take in the amazing scenery without losing yourself in a giant country home.
Interesting stacked log wall. Could be really nice as a accent wall in a cozy ski cabin. More than one wall would just be overkill.
Simplicity and cleanliness are the two most important things for a bathroom. White walls and fixtures with a warm wood floor.
Minimal doesn’t have to mean it’s not warm and cozy. A simple rolling hill of grass outside bakes a really inviting minimal and manicured yard for this modern glass house.
While it can only hold 38 bottles, this built in wine storage makes a great addition to a small kitchen. The simple unique angled design really makes it stand out from other wine racks.
Like all good charts it’s up and to the left. In this case the block sizes of the house increasing gently, slightly breaking up the otherwise completely simple white block facade.
Just a simple white cabin by the ocean. The angular exterior gives it a modernized look, but few tiny windows makes me think it’s still very closed off inside.
Perched on a cliff above the ocean gives this home epic sunset views and has a beautiful sundeck to watch them from. The main floor opens fully on one side to the coastal breeze and keeps out prying eyes and human noise from the landward
Really nice looking half-blind rounded finger joints around the edges of this walnut step stool.
Not everything needs to be made from Walnut. Lighter wood sideboard with really nice dark details on the legs and splines on the corners.
A really nice modern winter getaway. Cantilevered and sculpted to look like it’s partially floating. And huge full wall windows make it feel like you can walk right out into nature.
Well worn country style bathroom with exposed plumbing to create a splash of brass accents. Only this that needs to happen is fixing that herringbone floor before it’s totally destroyed or someone rips open their feet.
Black accents and window trim really stands out nicely against the white cabinets and walls. Letting the wood floors and rustic ceiling beams add warmth and casual coziness to an otherwise more classical look.
Wide white oak flooring and white walls makes the warm leather and fireplace really stand out in this minimal interior.
Concrete framed with giant shutters, this simple home makes great use of just two building materials and its environment. Check out that amazing kitchen island that flows to the outside patio and becomes a huge dining table. A matching concrete lap pool out back to
An old country cabin given new life with solar panels and a huge rectangle cut into one wall for a massive modern window.