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Dieter Rams: As Little Design as Possible Sophie Lovell
Publisher: Phaidon Press, Incorporated

Dieter Rams: As Little Design As Possible, written by Sophie Lovell and published by Phaidon, profiles one of the world's most famous industrial designers. Consistent in every detail: (a little stuck here) environmentally friendly: wind turbine? This comprehensive monograph covers both Rams' life and his work, as well as his ideas on good design, which continue to inspire designers and consumers today. EMAIL : info@creativefarm.co; CALL : (502) 5332-3175; ADDRESS : Guatemala City, Guatemala. Phaidon has put out a great new book that showcases the absolute minimalist perfection of Dieter Rams seemingly endless sea of work. If you design anything, clothes, pages, websites, rooms, industrial objects, you will find inspiration in this monograph. An article based on Dieter Rams (a German industrial designer) closely associated with the consumer products and the ethics of good, clean and minimal design. This looks like a great book to have. €�Good design is as little design as possible.” We're big fans of Dieter Rams design philosophy. Il y a quelques semaines, alors que je me baladais dans les rayonnages de la Bibliothèque et Archives nationales du Québec, je suis tombé sur une monographie intitulée As Little Design As Possible écrite par Sophie Lovell. A few weeks ago, while roaming at Bibliothèque et Archives nationales du Québec, I stumbled on a monograph titled As Little Design As Possible and written by Sophie Lovell. Good design is as little design as possible. Phaidon publishes a thorough monograph on Dieter Rams, with a foreword from famed Apple designer, Jonny Ive. As little design as possible: L-2 Speaker by dieter rams! Named for Rams' tenth design principle Good design is As Little Design as Possible. Dieter Rams: As Little Design As Possible. In this era of elegant cell-phones and devices that encompass the world in a tablet, it's easy to forget there once was a time when technology was, by definition, clunky. Dieter Rams may have just celebrated his 79th birthday but he is still as passionate as ever about design and architecture as he was when starting out at German manufacturer Braun back in 1955 at the age of 23. Maybe I should explain the project a little better.