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It was not so very long ago that minimalism in design was a fringe movement. In fact, the term – which originated in 1965 – was used derisively by the British Philosopher Richard Wollheim when he critiqued a group of artists for their ‘minimal art content’. That changed and in recent years minimalism in design has taken over not just in the artistic communities, but everywhere else as well. Millennials use it to design their homes and web page designers use it to create their pages. Some even go so far as to say that minimalism has evolved from a form of rebellion against the cluttered and gaudy styles of yesteryear. Rather than a critique, it became a symbol for the everyday consumer; a luxury product. As professor and critic Raskin says, ‘The richer you are, the less you have.’ The minimalist artist’s penchant for raw materials and almost brutal simplicity soon crept into the design and architecture world and quickly became more about conformity than revolution.

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