Installed here with a short bench, Shaker is a wood fireplace that is compact in size but big on impact – much like the beach house in which it now warms. Elsewhere, decoration is deliberately minimal, except for the oyster paintings by 1998 Archibald Prize winner, Lewis Miller, painted directly onto the plywood living room walls.Īn inclusion that adds both function and beauty to the home comes in the form of a Shaker fireplace.
Adopt a minimalist attitude and be very selective in what you add to your design. In the early morning light, the new plywood walls emit an ethereal glow. Dont add too much furniture and accessories. A perfectly blank canvas that allows the natural world (and those views) to take centre stage.įor its modest size, the home packs a punch.
Beach house minimalist design series#
the house design was conceived as a series of stacked cubes. The home has been designed as a truly functional space, complimented by a pared-back plywood palette that allows the house to recede into the background. A minimalist Venice Beach house by architect Dan Brunn is made of stacked concrete boxes. With captivating panoramic ocean views, inspiration for the renovation came from the minimal timber interiors of a seaside cabin on the Côte d’Azur, designed and owned by famed architect and designer, Le Corbusier.
Having purchased the 1980s home for its perched position above Victoria’s spectacular coastline, Leigh and her family initially planned to just ‘tweak’ a few elements, but the project quickly grew into a larger-scale renovation. Interior designer Leigh Ellwood’s Great Ocean Road abode is the ideal sanctuary to do just that. Below, from a New York City condo to a modern home in Morocco, we share nine of the best minimalist homes to be featured by AD. Shaker by the seaside – Leigh Ellwood’s dream minimalist beach houseĪ beach house is somewhere to relax, unwind and reconnect.
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