Austere Luxury

The newest aesthetic and style of the potential: luxury that is austere.

Which are your preferences?

By way of example, to own products which are extremely simple and plain seeming, yet pricey and high quality.

By way of example, Tesla cars. Telsa Model 3 as a lavish small automobile, with an extremely austere interior.

Another example: Outlier NYC clothes. Super simple merino wool t-shirt, however the best quality.

Another example with cameras: RICOH GR camera: extremely austere and simple looking, but a quite higher end luxury streamlined “stage and take ” camera.

Non-flashy luxury

I disdain the flashy aesthetic of BMW, though their newest grilles are quite cool and aggressive.

I like the idea of luxury (high end items ) which don’t scream at you. That is the elegant and easy black all ” aesthetic appeals.

My perfect goods don’t have any branding.

Why luxury?

The weird thing with luxury: it is seen as a moral evil (based on American pragmatic philosophies).

What is a luxury? A luxurious is an art item which doesn ’ t have some pragmatic value, but is amazing aesthetically and evokes feelings of power, confidence, and joy.

Everything besides maybe not perishing of thirst maybe not starving to death, and not perishing by the cold is a “luxury”. But do we want a life in which we eat nothing but acorns, drink water and sleep inside a cave? Probably not.

What exactly do we want as individuals? We want to fortify abilities, our power, and also to expand ourselves. We attempt to develop, innovate and make art functions. The human desire is for MORE. And luxury is now the definition of.

Simple yet the best.

I like the idea of elegant simplicity. But I also desire the best. Might it be feasible to have the best of both worlds; the ultimate apex of quality, yet keeping it easy, plain, as well as gallop?

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