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   - Good design is as little design as possible – Simplicity, clarity, and reduction to the essential are the hallmarks of excellence.
-These ten principles form a contemporary ethical and aesthetic system for industrial design. Like [[..:to_sort:vitruvius|Vitruvius]], more or less two thousand years before him, Rams offers a triadic structure – but one that responds to new materials, production processes, and consumer behavior. Where Vitruvius sought harmony between structure, function, and beauty in architecture, Rams applies a similar balance to the world of everyday objects. His approach influenced not only generations of designers in Europe but also global figures such as Jonathan Ive at Apple, whose product design philosophy clearly echoes Rams’ principles.
+These ten principles form a contemporary ethical and aesthetic system for industrial design. Like [[..:books:vitruvius|Vitruvius]], more or less two thousand years before him, Rams offers a triadic structure – but one that responds to new materials, production processes, and consumer behavior. Where Vitruvius sought harmony between structure, function, and beauty in architecture, Rams applies a similar balance to the world of everyday objects. His approach influenced not only generations of designers in Europe but also global figures such as Jonathan Ive at Apple, whose product design philosophy clearly echoes Rams’ principles.
 In an age increasingly concerned with sustainability, longevity, and meaningful interaction, Rams’ principles are more relevant than ever. They challenge designers to consider not only how things look and work, but what role they play in society and how they affect the world in the long term. His legacy is not just a set of iconic objects, but a coherent and enduring philosophy of design responsibility.