clean lines
[/kliːn laɪnz/]
noun phrase
linhas limpas
1. Straight, uncluttered lines in design, architecture, or aesthetics that create a minimalist or modern appearance
The architect designed the building with clean lines and minimal ornamentation.
O arquiteto projetou o edifício com linhas limpas e ornamentação mínima.
2. Sharp, well-defined edges or outlines without unnecessary curves or embellishments
Modern furniture favors clean lines over decorative details.
O mobiliário moderno favorece linhas limpas em vez de detalhes decorativos.
3. A design approach that emphasizes simplicity and geometric precision
The fashion designer's collection showcased clean lines and elegant simplicity.
A coleção da designer de moda apresentava linhas limpas e simplicidade elegante.
In both American and Brazilian design cultures, 'clean lines' represents contemporary sophistication and modernity. In Brazil, this phrase is particularly prominent in architecture and interior design discussions in São Paulo's design district and Rio's upscale areas. In NYC, the term is widespread in fashion, graphic design, and real estate marketing. The concept reflects a global design movement toward minimalism that emerged strongly in the 21st century.
NYC Slang
no cap / fire design (in context of modern minimalist design approval)
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