Design project of a house in Munich - concise minimalism

The style of minimalism leaves no one indifferent. Some are amazed at the sterility and rigor of forms and lines, others are delighted with large and bright spaces, logical and functional solutions. Some homeowners find minimalism boring and monotonous, others - stylish and strict, with an impeccable sense of proportion. For many owners of apartments and private houses, minimalism is a way to find yourself, find peace of mind and harmony with the world, getting rid of everything superfluous.

We bring to your attention the design project of a private house, which is located in Munich. This sample of minimalist moods in the design of the exterior and interior of the home is striking in its simple and concise, rigor and functionality at first sight.

Large volumes, scope and spaciousness, clear shapes and strict lines - all this forms the basis of the structure of a private German house. Both the facade of the building and the interior design of the home are characterized by the following features:

• clear, monolithic geometric forms, the scale of which is breathtaking;
• neutral color palette, monophonic solutions;
• solid surfaces of predominantly natural materials;
• large amounts of free space;
• panoramic windows, rooms filled with sunlight;
• open plan combined rooms;
• functional furniture of strict forms without decor;
• often hidden sources of artificial lighting or lighting devices that act as focal centers, being the only functional decor in the room;
• lack of textile on horses and furniture;
• almost complete lack of decoration, with the exception of one or two items of strict forms and with a functional background.

Already in the courtyard of a private home ownership you can make an impression of the features of its design - strict and clear lines, large, monolithic forms are present in everything. Even the outdoor recreation area is almost a bench monument. A large, one-piece building without the slightest hint of decor, with the exception of the built-in lighting, can stand in this yard for more than one generation of change of owners and serve faithfully.

Contrasting color combinations of building decoration and structures, using shades with different color temperatures, made it possible to create an interesting and dynamic image of the exterior of the building and bring a modern spirit to the landscape design of the courtyard, filled with an original mix of rigor and love of nature.

At the main entrance to the house, we see that the use of natural materials, as close as possible to their natural state, has become the basis of the concept of the design project.

Almost the entire interior space is designed using a combination of snow-white surfaces with interspersed elements of the interior made of wood with a beautiful natural pattern. The coolness of the white color of the walls and stone flooring, meeting the natural warmth of wooden surfaces, creates a harmonious and visually appealing alliance.

Particular attention in the interior of the German house is given to the lighting system. In most rooms, lamps are either hidden or decorated with wall shades of a completely neutral shape and color. But in the space between floors, on the contrary, lighting devices become the focal center of the interior, hanging from the ceiling with large glass drops at different levels.

Another room where the only decorative element with a functional load is a lighting fixture is the dining room. In this spacious and bright room with snow-white walls and furniture of the dining group, the original chandelier above the dining table became the decoration of the image.Another element of surprise is an antique wardrobe made of solid wood with carved decor.

The dining room is a special room in the German dwelling - only here the designers, together with the homeowner, allowed themselves the opportunity to decorate the room with wall decor. It is not easy to meet a picture on the wall of a house made in minimalist style.

Minimalism is not alien to the use of designer interior items. Original furniture of unusual shapes is the main contender for the title of the focal center of any room, because, in addition to aesthetic characteristics, it carries a deeply practical meaning of being in a private house.

Only on the open terrace of the second floor we see the result of using smooth lines to design a recreation area in the fresh air. Original seats with bends look contrasting against a background of clear geometry, despite the general neutrality of the color palette.

The design of the Munich house is almost completely absent smooth lines, shapes with bends. A utility room was no exception. In the bathroom, everything is strict, geometric and concise. Simple color schemes and functionality are at the forefront.