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Minimalism, Authenticity and Natural Textures. Must be wood.

ArchDaily just published a profile of John Pawson, a renowned British architect and designer. Pawson is known for pioneering minimalistic architecture.  His approach, which values simplicity, proportion, and material authenticity to create environments that promote tranquility and focus. His portfolio spans private homes, galleries, churches, and monasteries, each exemplifying his dedication to material purity and […]

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