Brutalist interior design

Concrete walls and a smattering of furnishings provide a “silent stage” for members using Berlin co-working space Brutalist Silence.

An architect’s all-concrete home for himself creates a perfectly quiet mood for working or relaxing.

a new film by architectural photographers tarry + perry explores the warmth and light of the brutalist 'concrete house' in south east england.

Bold Brutalist forms are melded with tropical flair in this split- level family home located amid the rice fields of Canggu

Step into a captivating world where concrete coolness merges with tropical luxe in this stunning brutalist kitchen design. Experience the perfect balance between raw, industrial aesthetics and the opulent allure of tropical paradise. Immerse yourself in an ambiance that seamlessly blends sleek concrete surfaces with lush tropical accents, creating a kitchen space that is both modern and inviting. #BrutalistKitchen #ConcreteCoolness #TropicalLuxe #ModernParadise

House of Silence is a project completed by FORM/Kouichi Kimura Architects in 2012, and it is located in the Shiga Prefecture, Japan. The home's architecture reflects its name by its simple design, one that demands it to be examined and admired in silent contemplation. House of Silence by FORM/Kouichi Kimura Archite ...

Stones and books are obsessions for Pedro Reyes. And both feature prominently in what this internationally acclaimed artist affectionately calls his “1980’s monstrosity,” a brutalist-inspired Mexico City house that he and his wife, fashion designer Carla Fernández, renovated for themselves and their two young children.

Gallery spaces vary in size, functionality, and aesthetic appeal based on their intended use. Sizes range from small home galleries of 130 square feet (12