Muted musings: Four design items for the minimalist at heart

Minimalism allows designers to express only what is most essential and necessary and, in turn, cut through the noise, by allowing their honed craftsmanship to do all the talking. 

Artedomus Brisbane Showroom by The Stella Collective

Inspired by the glamour and euphoria of 1980s Miami, and designed by The Stella Collective, Artedomus’ new showroom in Brisbane’s Fortitude Valley showcases the brand’s collection of stone, tiles, architectural surfaces, bathware and furniture, styled within an aspirational and interactive environment. 

artedomus.com

Odie Chair by Fomu

Showcasing an elegant balance of creativity and simplicity, the Odie Chair, designed by Fomu, is a true example of mastered minimalism. Made from solid American oak, the stackable design gives a nod to modern gallery spaces, kindred to a simple yet striking artwork.

fomudesign.com

Hubble Lamp by James Howe

Furniture and object designer James Howe presents the Hubble Lamp, named after the Hubble telescope, which pairs solid rock maple with a Limoges porcelain diffuser, resulting in a unique quality of light, evocative of the galaxies captured by the famous space telescope.

jameshowe.com.au

Sugarpill Vase Collection by Thomas Yeend Design

Available in various cheerful colours, the Sugarpill Vase collection by Thomas Yeend Design features an internal fold in the centre of each capsule, displaying an added technical yet playful element to the hand-blown design. 

thomasyeenddesign.com