Form & Taste

Minimalist Interior Design

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Editorial illustration for Ikebana for Minimalist Interiors: Turning Kanso, Ma, and Asymmetry Into Design Decisions
Design

Ikebana for Minimalist Interiors: Turning Kanso, Ma, and Asymmetry Into Design Decisions

Ikebana, the Japanese art of flower arrangement, offers minimalist interiors a sculptural focal point built from line, space, and restraint. Its core principles—simplicity (Kanso), negative space (Ma), and asymmetry—translate directly into practical design decisions for creating and siting arrangements in modern homes.

Luca Bianchi·October 17, 2026
Editorial illustration for How the Samsung Frame TV Integrates into Minimalist Interiors
Design

How the Samsung Frame TV Integrates into Minimalist Interiors

Samsung's The Frame TV addresses the challenge of integrating technology into minimalist interiors by transforming into a display for art when not in use. Its design, featuring a slim profile, customizable bezels, and hidden cables, allows it to blend seamlessly with decor or serve as a focal point.

Luca Bianchi·October 5, 2026