Summer House in Greece

Second post today, dears and we are going all minimalistic. You have been warned!

Interior designer Marilyn Katsaris is the owner of this house on the island of Tinos in Cyclades, Greece. Designed by Greek Zege architects it is located on a mountain in the old residential site of Triandros. It is actually made up of two separate houses which have been brought together through a picturesque veranda. Pigeon whole windows, curved white forms of structure and exposed stone formations are the examples of this typical form of architecture.

In an open plan layout almost everything is built in with the spaces made up of strictly 2 materials: cement detailing throughout and wooden beams decorating the ceiling. Books are placed in the built in compartments, the radiators exposed in niches and in the kitchen the plates and glasses are placed on open built in shelves.




























Photography Yiorgos Kordakis
All images and information from here.

Tree & Leaf Inspired Apartment

This minimalist apartment, located in Tung Chung, Hong Kong is quite out of the ordinary. Trees and leaves cover walls, floors and even some furniture.

Floor-to ceiling glass wall separate the living space. Love the rug!

Not a single picture on the walls, no books or magazines lying around (just the one on the bed). If you owned this apartment would you be able to keep it minimalistic?

All images from here.

Luxurious Minimalistic Residence

For those of you who like modern, luxurious and minimalistic houses, this post is for you.
A Beverly Hills one story residence with an open floor plan and huge glass panels which bring the garden in.


The master suite also opens to the pool and garden.

















An open fireplace for chilli nights in this outdoor living room.



So, what do you think? Is this your style? I'd love to know!

All images from momoy.