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This compact yet definitive volume explores the philosophy of one of the most influential designers of the twentieth century. “Less But Better” distills Dieter Rams’ approach to design, focusing on clarity, reduction, and usability. With photographs of iconic Braun and Vitsoe products alongside Rams’ own reflections, it offers insight into what timeless industrial design really means.
The format is clean, direct, and quietly elegant—much like Rams’ work itself. For designers, creatives, or anyone who values thoughtful objects, this book serves as both a reference and a reminder that restraint often speaks loudest.
