Furniture

Minimalist collectible furniture

Minimalist furniture is in most cases synonymous with simple and functional furniture. It's a nice and decent piece of furniture, it doesn't get in the way and it doesn't clutter up the house much. But that's not all. We've got good materials, hand-crafted workmanship and quality finishes all rolled into one. The result is a sober, yet cleanly and delicately shaped piece of furniture that is aesthetically limited to the bare essentials. The following collection is a subtle combination of the properties of wood with traditional ways of working it, with simple lines and a strong emphasis on detail. Even if this style doesn't suit you, minimalist furniture and decorating styles are more than options when comfort means space. Plus, it's decent and unpretentious, so just right to tuck into your home 🙂

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The ash wood shelf is supported by vertical bars of different shapes and angles
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The shape of the bar changes when meeting the shelf
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A perfectly balanced composition

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The slightly more sober oak version
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Ceiling lamp in four variants: ash, oak, walnut, black
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For the chair with the concave seat, a special construction technique is used to make it as ergonomic as possible
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The curvature of the bank is achieved by a technique used in the production of barrels
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Transparent coffee table with all wooden structure visible
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The edges of the legs are slightly raised to prevent the glass worktop from slipping
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A solution for situations when the wardrobe is out of preference or there is not enough space
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It's neither swing nor trapeze, it's just for hanging clothes
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designer Liam Treanor

Source: liamtreanor.co.uk

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Anamaria

Anamaria has over 15 years of experience in marketing and communications for companies in the furniture industry and retail. Prior to Ces Brands she coordinated marketing activities at ICLA Romania.

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