In the early 20th century, Germany was the first country to prevail in “Minimalist Design”, and then it became the mainstream rationalist spirit in Germany at that time, such rationality comes from two sides which are science and humanism. However, from the aspect of scientism, the progress of science can make the future of mankind better, while from the aspect of humanism, it is the spirit of humans themselves. So, “Minimalist Design” is a reflection of this rationalism. Then with the change of the times, the pace of social life has accelerated, “Minimalist Design” has become a mainstream concept in today’s society. “Minimalist Design” brings endless convenience to human beings, but also explains that products do not necessarily need a lot of fancy design to join it. Therefore, this research will first elaborate on and interpret the idea of “Minimalist Design”, secondly, the structural framework of “Minimalist Design” is analyzed, and the products designed by some famous “Minimalist” designers are analyzed.
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