Architect Presents: A Gift Guide for Minimalists

Architect Presents: A Gift Guide for Minimalists

Love your country, but struggle with red, white, and blue as a color scheme? This monochromatic U.S. flag is perfect for the picky patriot. • $185, stampdla.com

Architect Presents: A Gift Guide for Minimalists

If the phrase, "You can never be too rich or too thin," matches your personal philosophy, then consider making an investment in Hans Harald Rath's paper-thin 1952 Alpha glassware for Lobmeyr. • $78, kneenandco.com

Architect Presents: A Gift Guide for Minimalists

Manufacturer Kaikado has been making this elegant storage solution since 1875. Whether it’s made of silver, brass, tin, or copper, each container requires 130 to 140 steps to complete. • AU$220, amnasia.com.au

Architect Presents: A Gift Guide for Minimalists

Japanese White Charcoal, or Bincho-tan, is made by carbonizing wood at a lower temperature than the regular variety. The end result is as hard as metal and serves as an air freshener, among other uses. • $20, sortofcoal.com

Architect Presents: A Gift Guide for Minimalists

For clean-desk obsessives, designer Hiranor Tsuboi has created an elegant suite of leather desk accessories. Available in black or brown. • $106.21, gekoko.com

Architect Presents: A Gift Guide for Minimalists

Every architect has a favorite pen. This is one of ours, for its relatively low price, its no-fuss 1979 design, and the steady flow of its ink. • $10.49/dozen, staples.com

Architect Presents: A Gift Guide for Minimalists

Like most everything from Japanese retailer Muji, this timepiece exemplifies the aesthetic principle of Kanso, or simplicity. It also comes in beach wood. • $97.50, muji.us

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