Why The Best Design Disappears The Art Of Simplicity

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steve Founded in 1919, the Bauhaus art school revolutionized design by popularizing the idea that form must always follow an object's function.

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steve The Japanese philosophy of ma focuses on the artistic use of negative space, celebrating the emptiness that gives objects their meaning.

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Fun Facts

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Dieter Rams' radio: The Braun T3 pocket radio from 1958 was so perfectly minimalist that Apple used its design as direct inspiration for the first iPod.

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What major environmental factor heavily influenced 1950s Scandinavian minimalist design?

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Which iconic 1925 chair, designed by Marcel Breuer, stripped furniture down to steel tubes and canvas?

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Which company did designer Dieter Rams work for when he popularized "less, but better"?

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In which German city was the influential Bauhaus design school founded in 1919?

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What is the primary goal of functionalist design?

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Who formulated the famous "ten principles of good design" in the 1970s?

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Which Apple product released in 2001 was heavily inspired by Dieter Rams' pocket radio designs?

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What does the Japanese design concept "ma" refer to?

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Glossary

minimalism (noun)
A style or technique characterized by extreme spareness and simplicity. The style evolved from traditional Japanese Zen philosophies and the influential 1919 German Bauhaus school.