maximalist objects
[ˈmæk.sə.mə.lɪst ˈɑb.dʒɛkts]
nounpl: maximalist objects
objetos maximalistas
1. Decorative items or artistic pieces characterized by excess, abundance, and ornamental detail; objects that embrace a 'more is more' aesthetic philosophy rather than minimalism
The interior designer filled the room with maximalist objects including ornate mirrors, patterned textiles, and layered artwork.
A decoradora preencheu o quarto com objetos maximalistas, incluindo espelhos ornamentados, têxteis estampados e arte em camadas.
2. Items in design or art that reject simplicity and advocate for bold colors, textures, patterns, and layering to create a rich visual environment
Maximalist objects like vintage collectibles and eclectic furniture pieces defined the bohemian aesthetic.
Objetos maximalistas como colecionáveis vintage e peças de mobiliário eclético definiram a estética boêmia.
The term 'maximalist objects' reflects a contemporary design movement that has gained prominence in the 2010s-2020s as a reaction against minimalism. In Brazil, this aesthetic is often associated with boho-chic interior design and artistic expression. In the USA and NYC specifically, maximalism has become a design statement embraced by younger generations and artists seeking to express individuality and cultural eclecticism. The philosophy represents a shift toward embracing personal taste and cultural plurality over reductive minimalism.
NYC Slang
maximalist pieces / 'more is more' stuff
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