A minimal grid meets a horizontal scrolling in this interesting, minimal, website about design and typography.

The capital C in Lane Crawford’s logo stretches out vertically and completes itself leaning on the lower r stem, forming an almost full ellipse.

You can play this incredible human beat-box by drag-dropping a set of fanciful black-and-white icons.

area 22 is a nice portfolio from the San Francisco based designer Sonia Chan and a beautiful example of minimal design as well. Apart from that, I love the tiny text snippets that introduce each section: they give a really personal touch to the browsing experience.

A nice black and white page using a three column layout: the nonaligned content boxes break the design scheme, bringing this page to life.

I find black and white layouts so sexy: especially when, like in this case, text is center aligned, set in a large column, with big leading and with small, lovely serifed numerals. As for the contents, Inventory Magazine is a trendy publication dedicated to featuring on some of the most inspiring and talented people in [...]

You can’t get much simpler (and elegant) than this: a silhouette logo mark, clean typography, two-toned color scheme and sparse graphic elements. Oh, this blend tastes so good!

I was casually browsing on Coolhunting when I noticed two simple navigation features I really liked. A collapse and expanding option: huge headlines and/or long summaries are a steady trend in nowadays websites (or is this all simply a plot to force us into buying bigger screen?) so it’s good having a feature that let [...]

Maison Kitsuné is is the brainchild of Gildas Loaec & Masaya Kuroki, the meeting between a young dynamic entrepreneur from Brittany and an architecture student who switched to fashion design. I know that b&w, minimal layouts might seem a little clichéd for you, my dear webdesign experts, but I still can’t get bored by the [...]

Zara Picken‘s a Bristol-based illustrator that brings us back to the magic Fifties with her clean, marvelous illustration style. Aside from that, we definitely love Zara’s website structural rigor: broad wide spaces are cut into columns and rows simply by black/gray lines while circle shapes of various kinds play a major role in grabbing user’s [...]