Comprehensive monograph on German industrial designer Dieter Rams, documenting every product he created over the course of his career. Spanning nearly 60 years of work with companies like Braun and Vitsœ, his designs redefined aesthetics, tactility, and functionality—leaving a lasting impact on global design. His celebrated "Ten Principles for Good Design" continue to serve as both an ethical and practical guide for designers worldwide, emphasizing responsibility and clarity in form and purpose.
Pages : 344 pages
Size : 20.5×27cm (hardcover)
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Dieter Rams is one of Germany’s most influential industrial designers and a pivotal figure in 20th-century product design. Best known for his work with electronics company Braun and furniture brand Vitsœ, he championed a design philosophy centered on simplicity and functional beauty. His legacy endures through the principle of "As little design as possible," which continues to inspire and inform contemporary design practice.
