pared-down objects
[/pɛərd daʊn ˈɒbdʒɪkts/]
noun phrasepl: pared-down objects
objetos reduzidos ao essencial
1. Objects that have been stripped of unnecessary elements, reduced to their most basic or essential form, often emphasizing minimalism and functionality
The minimalist designer created pared-down objects that focused on clean lines and pure function.
O designer minimalista criou objetos reduzidos ao essencial que focavam em linhas limpas e função pura.
2. Items that have been simplified by removing decorative or superfluous features
The store displayed pared-down objects as part of their sustainable design collection.
A loja exibiu objetos despojados como parte de sua coleção de design sustentável.
The concept of 'pared-down objects' gained prominence in the 21st century with the rise of minimalism as both an aesthetic and lifestyle movement. In Brazil, this reflects growing interest in sustainable design and decluttering. In the USA and NYC specifically, it's associated with modern design culture, Marie Kondo's organizing philosophy, and contemporary art movements that reject consumer excess. The term is particularly relevant in discussions of Scandinavian design influence and eco-conscious consumption.
NYC Slang
stripped-down pieces, minimalist stuff
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