Design? Beauté et fonction passées au crible offers a clear, observational look at how product design quietly shapes daily life. Through concrete, everyday examples the book shows how small, often invisible decisions—like subtle forms or a tiny notch—improve function while contributing to an object's aesthetic.

The text focuses on the interplay between beauty and utility, tracing how incremental changes and thoughtful details solve practical problems. Readers encounter accessible case studies drawn from familiar household items that illuminate design thinking and decision-making.

Ideal for designers, students, and curious readers of French-language design writing, the book combines practical insight with cultural perspective. Published by Flammarion Québec in 2012, it spans 255 pages in paperback.

• Practical examples of everyday product design
• Focus on detail-driven improvements
• Accessible for students and general readers
• Flammarion Québec, 2012 — 255 pages, paperback

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