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Leibal was started in 2010 as a sourcebook to collect the world’s most beautiful and minimalist designs. Since then, the blog has evolved into a leading authority on design and is focused only on the most recent works in regards to architecture, interiors, furniture, and products. In 2012, Leibal expanded into an online shop, curating a collection of carefully selected products and brands. In an effort to make design accessible, Leibal became the exclusive wholesale distributor for a number of worldwide brands as well. In the end, promoting designers and brands will always be the focus for Leibal. We hope you enjoy our offerings, and please feel free to reach out to us with comments or suggestions. Source
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Search ArticlesLeibal - The Emory
The Emory is a minimalist luxury hotel located in Belgravia, London, with a number of suites designed by Champalimaud Design. Few hospitality projects in recent memory have posed the spatial challenge that The Emory confronts at every level: how to distribute creative authority across five distinct design voices without producing a hotel that reads as a collection of rooms rather than a coherent whole.
Leibal - Angel Dream
Angel Dream is a minimalist residence located in Los Angeles, California, designed by Clint Nicholas Design. Tuscan architecture carries a particular weight – centuries of stone, terracotta, and formal symmetry that can easily overwhelm a contemporary interior sensibility.
Leibal - Moon Canyon
Moon Canyon is a minimal house located in Los Angeles, California, designed by NoNo Studio. What emerges from this project is not merely renovation but resurrection through radical conservation. Susannah Stopford and Alejandra Murillo understood that the 1930s hunting shack, frozen in time since the 1970s, possessed an inherent poetry that required not transformation but translation into contemporary language.
Leibal - Glass 003
Glass 003 is a minimalist coffee table created by New York-based architect Clive Lonstein for STUDIOTWENTYSEVEN. Working with thick, natural molten glass, Lonstein draws from a centuries-old tradition while pushing the medium toward unprecedented contemporary expression. The casting process itself becomes a meditation on time – each piece requiring patience as the material slowly finds its form, echoing the deliberate rhythms of Venetian glassmaking yet stripped of ornamental flourish.
Leibal - Bench
Bench is part of a larger collection presented by St Vincents for Nick Valentijn’s Solo Show, opening in Antwerp, Belgium. Nick Valentijn’s latest work emerges from his rural Dutch workshop not as furniture in any conventional sense, but as a meditation on metal’s capacity for both strength and surrender.
Leibal - The Artemest Penthouse
The Artemest Penthouse is a luxury apartment located in New York, New York, designed by MAWD | March and White Design within The Greenwich by Rafael Viñoly. Standing in the soaring triple-height lobby of The Greenwich, one is immediately struck by the interplay of monumentality and intimacy. The 26-foot ceilings create an undeniable sense of grandeur, yet the carefully curated fireplace offers a welcoming warmth rarely found in luxury towers.
Leibal — Four Seasons Hotel Toronto
Four Seasons Hotel Toronto is a luxury hotel located in Toronto, Canada, with a recent multimillion-dollar redesign and renovation led by DesignAgency of all 259 guest rooms and 42 suites. Shahid Khan, the hotel’s owner, emphasized the importance of reinvesting in the property to meet the expectations of modern travelers. “We refined every detail to ensure the updated guest experience reflects our commitment to excellence,” he said.
Leibal - Copas House
Copas House is a minimal residence located in Valle de Bravo, Mexico, designed by PPAA. The key aim was to craft an open upper floor that seamlessly integrates with the treetops, fostering a unique connection with nature and shaping the house’s ambiance and vistas. The design of Copas ingeniously adapts to the site’s natural topography, utilizing the slope to minimize excavation.
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Leibal - Minimal Design Publication
Become a subscriber to access all of Leibal, including our newest image-saving platform, MOODS. Create collections, organize images and export your boards with MOODS.