Excited to announce Minarc as the platinum winner of MUSE Design Awards 2021 in the category of Architectural Design!
Forever Living By The Sea
For as long as we can remember, our beloved Jackie Gould has been a sparkle in our work-filled life. Not only was she a client but she was a friend - to all.
Bringing the Outdoors in
The Minarc team takes pride in bringing the outside, in. This includes large windows and nature-inspired art pieces. Below you will see some of our favorite art installations created by our very own Minarc team. From residential homes to commercial hotels, Minarc shows that life indoors flourishes in the most fantastic way.
The first piece shown is a plant wall located at our very own Dawnsknoll Residence in Santa Monica, California. This piece brightens up a room by giving a pop of refreshing color and not to mention the organic air from the plants themselves. The mirror below the skylight allows for even more light to shine through, creating a naturally bright ambiance in the room. In the next piece, Erla Dögg Ingjaldsdottir created a breathtaking mural inspired by the Icelandic nature using living moss. This art piece is located at the ION Adventure Hotel in Iceland. The third installation shown is from our Dawnsknoll Residence. This piece reflects the natural juxtaposition between fire and ice through the red kitchen island and ice glass piece. This is inspired by the natural Icelandic landscape of volcanic lava fields and glaciers nearby.
Minarc’s art installations illustrate the beauty of nature from the comfort of your own home. The Minarc team strongly believes that as much exposure to nature as possible will lift any mood and make one feel happy and refreshed. That is the goal for Minarc’s homes - to make home your happiest place.
Plant wall at the Dawnskoll Residence in Santa Monica, California. Photography by Art Gray.
Mural located at ION Adventure Hotel in Iceland. Photography by Art Gray.
Island and ice glass piece at the Dawnsknoll Residence located in Santa Monica, California. Photography by Art Gray.