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Radical minimalism
c. 1985 – 2005
Nothing added. Nothing concealed.
Uncompromising design in which form, material, and function are reduced to their absolute essence.
Radical minimalism goes a step further than classical minimalism. Form and function are reduced to their utmost limits, with an almost ascetic focus on material, construction, and ergonomics.
The work of Maarten van Severen is a striking example: uncompromising, pure, and entirely free of decoration. Radical minimalism appeals to those who seek calm, precision, and intellectual clarity in design.


