With their refined interiors, several agencies favor sobriety taken to the extreme and thus announce the great return of minimalism in our homes. This week, the editorial staff of Muuuz unveils five inspiring minimalist interiors which prove to us that in terms of interior, less is more.

Designer Patrick Norguet has teamed up with the French company specializing in Postforming layout to produce an original collection of screens and screens. Called "SEE U", the series elegantly responds to new demands for spatial organization linked to the current health situation.

The Dutch agencies Ruimtemakers Architecten and Niels Maier have designed a graphic house with astonishing volume with four hands. Nestled in the forest of a large property located on the edge of the Limburg village of Beek (Netherlands), the residence is a haven of peace far from any urban bustle.

He loved to pack his world. The artist of Bulgarian origin Christo died on Sunday March 31, at the age of 84 years. Inventor of the “interlining of space”, the artist was known in particular for his monumental achievements consisting of wrapping the greatest monuments, from the Pont-neuf in Paris to the Reichstag in Berlin. Back on the work and the life of a great child of art.

Known for his woodwork, the Ordinary Workshop signs a new family book in Burgundy. It is more precisely in Beaune that the Alsatian agency conceives a prefabricated house dialoguing with the forest landscape and intended for a couple of winegrowers. A most contemporary cabin built offsite that lets in light through large openings cleverly placed.

Supported by the town of Taverny (95), the Medical Center designed by the MAAJ Architects agency brings together different doctors in one place, thus making up for the lack of health professionals in the region, and of campaigns in general. Facing inwards, the center is inspired by the structure of the ancient cloisters and puts well-being at the heart of medicine.

A graduate of Hongik University (South Korea), South Korean designer Jihye Kang imagines minimalist furniture with astonishing light effects and iridescent reflections.

As the good weather arrives and smells good in summer, the editorial staff of Muuuz reveals its favorite holiday homes to you for dreaming of future trips.

In the Islington district of London, the British architecture agency Wes Architecture has completely renovated a house dating from the beginning of the Victorian era.

Closed museums, extinct galleries and half-masted cultural spaces: the least we can say is that the past few months have not been the most prolific for exhibition lovers. Fortunately, some commissioners are not lacking in resources and intelligently thwart the regulations to satisfy design enthusiasts. Visit of “Imagined, for uncertain times”, an exhibition 2.0 which presents pieces of design in a virtual imaginative scenography.

In Venice, in the university district of Dorsoduro, the designer and interior architect Dorothée Meilichzon rehabilitated an historic palazzo, transformed in the XNUMXth century into the headquarters of the shipping company Adriatica, to welcome Il Palazzo Experimental, the last hotel in the Experimental Group. In the hotel restaurant, the designer mixes influences and celebrates Italy.

Created for a Belgian film producer, the “Guesthouse” imagined by Atelier Vens Vanbelle is an extension to the remarkable architecture, contrasting with the owner's French-style main house. Comprising a bedroom, a living room and a projection room, the atypical set seems straight out of a steampunk film.

Long considered old-fashioned, wallpaper is making a resounding return to our interiors, notably thanks to new designs inspired by specialized brands. A turn that the Italian brand Wall & deco has managed to take with brio since its CWC collection - for Contemporary Wallpaper Collection - offers unique models, ranging from vintage coating to graphic wallpapers even passing through panels adapted to the exterior. Zoom on walls that have character!

For their latest furniture collection called “Connection”, the duo of the design studio Estudio Persona imagines sculptural pieces in sober tones in wood, metal or mohair fabric.