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Minimalist Home

By Marvin Remodel

The minimalist architecture of this modern home in St. Louis, MO provides for a clean, simple, museum like backdrop for the owners art collection. The Integrity Windows beautifully balance natural light for the interior. The owner’s colorful garden was brought into the home with the large expanse of glass that touches the floor. The front of the home is set in a minimalist landscape of primarily lawn, playing to the inverse of the rest of the home as the home then stands out as the contemporary artwork from the street.

Architect: Jeff Day & Associates, Architects, St. Louis, MO

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