stripped-down objects
[STRIP-əd-DOWN AHB-jikts]
nounpl: stripped-down objects
objetos reduzidos ao essencial
1. Objects that have been reduced to their most basic, essential, or minimal form by removing all unnecessary, decorative, or non-functional components
The minimalist designer created stripped-down objects that prioritized functionality over aesthetics.
O designer minimalista criou objetos reduzidos ao essencial que priorizavam a funcionalidade sobre a estética.
2. In design and art, items that have been simplified to reveal their core structure or purpose
The exhibition showcased stripped-down objects that challenged conventional notions of beauty.
A exposição apresentava objetos simplificados que desafiavam as noções convencionais de beleza.
3. Products or items with all embellishments, ornaments, or extra features removed
The car manufacturer offered stripped-down objects at lower prices for budget-conscious consumers.
O fabricante de automóveis oferecia versões simplificadas a preços mais baixos para consumidores econômicos.
The concept of 'stripped-down objects' is particularly prominent in contemporary design movements, both in the US and Brazil. In Brazil's design scene, especially in São Paulo's bustling creative industries, this approach reflects both minimalist artistic movements and practical economic considerations. In the US, particularly in NYC, this aesthetic aligns with modern and industrial design philosophies, often associated with Scandinavian influences and the broader 'minimalism' cultural trend that emphasizes intentional consumption and sustainability.
NYC Slang
no-frills objects; bare-minimum stuff
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