Oblique House: Minimalist Contrast Living in the Netherlands

Designed by Dutch interior designer Niels Maier in collaboration with Ruimtemakers Architecten, Oblique House is a modern residence made up of three stacked volumes, each defined by a distinct material. Set within a wooded property in the south of the Netherlands, the home combines wood, gray brick, and white Corian, creating both contrast and balance.

Niels Maier House with Minimalist Decor

Niels Maier House with Minimalist Decor seating

Niels Maier House with Minimalist Decor open space

The minimal approach continues with a monochrome palette, bespoke furniture, and iconic design pieces such as Pierre Jeanneret’s lounge chair, Philipp Mainzer’s ST04 Backenzahn Stool, and the Eames House Bird.

Niels Maier House with Minimalist Decor black kitchen

Niels Maier House with Minimalist Decor island warm wood

Niels Maier House with Minimalist Decor black faucet

The open-plan living, dining, and kitchen spaces highlight clean lines, black surfaces, and warm wood accents. Bathrooms follow the same restrained aesthetic, pairing black fixtures with white volumes to create a sophisticated, calm atmosphere throughout the home.
Niels Maier House with Minimalist Decor kitchen tap water

Niels Maier House with Minimalist Decor black cabinets with clean black metal

Niels Maier House with Minimalist Decor polished floor

Niels Maier House with Minimalist Decor beautiful minimalist kitchen

Niels Maier House with Minimalist Decor bathroom

Niels Maier House with Minimalist Decor bathtub with black faucet

Niels Maier House with Minimalist Decor seating fireplace

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