This piece organizes images into themes such as essence, expression, light, and structure. Phaidon Press describes Minimum as “an extended visual essay exploring the idea of simplicity in architecture, art, and design across a variety of historical and cultural contexts.” This concept, clear throughout Pawson’s range of work, is explained in greater detail throughout the pages of Minimum. Pawson explores minimalism as a way of finding clarity and simplicity. Minimum by John Pawson presents an array of photographs that embody the idea of less. Google Books summarizes the piece with the note “featuring 16 case studies from Australia, the US, and Europe, and nearly 200 color photographs, This is Home will inspire you with beautiful, authentic places you want to be – today.” Minimum by John Pawson This is Home showcases creative spaces, resourceful decor, and innovative methods to transform your home. This book is an excellent resource for designers or homeowners without a significant budget to create minimalist spaces. The piece defines living simply as “finding the essence of what makes you happy at home and creating spaces that reflect your needs with style.” This is Home serves as a back-to-basics guide on creating authentic, wholehearted interior design. This is Home: The Art of Simple Living by Natalie Walton No matter their age or design, each of these homes was created with great intention and a slow, purposeful process. While some projects were freshly built from a blueprint, others grew with a long history. The piece brings readers inside 35 homes around the globe, ranging from Japan to Scandinavia, the United States, and more. In The Kinfolk Home: Interiors for Slow Living, Kinfolk founder Nathan Williams explores “how embracing that same ethos-of slowing down, simplifying your life, and cultivating community-allows you to create a more considered, beautiful, and intimate living space.” The Kinfolk Home: Interiors for Slow Living by Nathan Williams The piece presents nine Piet Boon projects through insightful photography. Piet Boon 1 by Joyce Huisman discusses the timeless design, functionality, and sustainability of the Piet Boon work and legacy.
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