7 minimalist kitchens that show that less is more

Minimalism has taken over kitchens and brought elegance to this strategic space. For those who think it is necessary to have a lot of elements in this space, here we prove that less is more . Minimalist kitchens can be combined with other styles: contemporary, rustic and modern. The fundamental principle is to use only the essentials to ensure functionality . Below, we have selected 7 projects that show that this is possible and are also full of style and elegance. . Check it out! Nildo José surprised with Casa Dendê Duratex , a complete space that brings a new and completely unexpected vision of Bahia. The architect opted for an elegant minimalist kitchen with surprising shapes. To reference the local culture, Nildo José opted for mashrabiyas , which in addition to of beautiful visual elements, they also allow greater ventilation and natural light . A 55 m² loft features a harmonious minimalist style. The kitchen visually appears to not have many cabinets, because the Buro5 studio , responsible for the project, left everything built into the lower part of the room. An island helped create a social area integrated into the kitchen and also a space to divide without giving up circulation.

The white kitchen bears the minimalist mark of Marília Pellegrini 's projects. The architect opted for an elegant composition for her Consentino Container House , showing that it is possible to create a sophisticated project even in a container. The Container House was exhibited at CASACOR São Paulo 2019 . Called Cucina Pietra , Felipe Hess was responsible for one of the most classic minimalist kitchens in the history of CASACOR . The architect opted for a clean and surprising design with noble pieces and details that capture the eye – such as the concrete hood that flows organically. through the ceiling. A minimalist kitchen can feature a delicate and colorful palette . Aurora Arquitectos innovated with a simple kitchen in which the light wooden floor contrasts gently with the blue cabinets. Nothing is dispensable in the minimalist kitchen designed by Gabriel de Lucca for the CASACOR Window Challenge . In Cuzina Essenziale , all the elements were thought and rethought so that, as the name suggests, there is nothing outside the essential. To this end, the architect created a sovereign island that holds the cooktop, the faucet and also has space to receive guests.