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Dieter Rams defined the visual language of the modern world through his work at Braun and Vitsoe. This comprehensive monograph explores his philosophy that good design should be quiet, functional, and environmentally responsible. By focusing on his famous ten principles, the book illustrates how Rams shifted the focus from decorative excess to pure utility. It serves as a visual history of iconic…

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