Minimalism: Characterized by clean lines, open spaces, and a focus on essential elements. For example: Tadao Ando's work.

Japanese Kaiseki: A multi-course dining experience featuring simple yet beautifully presented dishes that celebrate the essence of each ingredient. (Perfectly captured in the documentary Jiro Dreams of Sushi, which emphasizes simplicity.)

Normcore: A style that emphasizes basic, unassuming clothing items like plain t-shirts, jeans, and sneakers.

Swiss Style: A design movement known for clean layouts, sans-serif typography, and a focus on clarity and functionality.

Google Search Engine: The initial Google search page was extremely simple for the time (a logo and a search bar, compared to the Yahoo circus). This uncluttered interface emphasized its primary function, a big reason Google dominated the search engine market quickly.

The Periodic Table: Organizes elements based on their atomic structure, revealing simple patterns in their properties.

Trusses: Simple structural elements composed of triangles, providing strength and stability with minimal materials.