Minimalist Monday – Simplified Product Designs

Hello creatives! It’s minimalist Monday once again so it’s time to bring you the creative kick you need today by showcasing the best art and design works in the world of minimalism. We covered posters, magazines and other print designs last Monday; this time we keep an eye to the most awesome minimalist product designs that simplify not only their uses and features but their whole design aesthetics.

Aside from architecture and interior design, the minimalist theme is now also widely used in packaging, branding and product design. A modern phone, a cutting-edge kitchen appliance or a sleek sofa are just few examples of simplified products we use every single day. Minimalism in product design gives attention to style, simplicity and user-friendliness. Below are few awesome examples:

Stainless Steel Kettle | Ichiro Iwasaki | Source

Minimalist Clothes Rack | Source

Otokoyama Sake, A Simple, Minimalist and Classy Sake Packaging on Vizeer.com | Source

Zenon | Source

Minimalist Ceramic Bowls | Nesting Bowl set of 3 by OneClayBead | Source

Minimalist Eclipsion Wall Clock | Source

Laptop Bag by Soeren Hougesen (Source)

Grey to Green Pavers by Caroline Brahme | Source

Google ‘Glass’ Project Prototype | Source

Birdhouse Modern Minimalist The Right Angle by twigandtimber | Source

Minimalist Piggy Banks | Source

Minimalist Furniture Series by Signalement | Source

Geo Thermoses by Normann Copenhagen | Source

Which among those minimalist product designs is your most favorite? Tell us your thoughts as well us your suggestions for our next feature on Minimalist Monday by commenting below. Stay awesome everyone!