The purist should give in: “good design” is not healthy, minimalism is reserved for a hard-core few and only sticks around if designed by stars and includes new colours and soft materials, like cork. Eclecticism, instead, is moving forward, giving thought and gestures freedom. Drastically diverse styles coexist, the avant-garde and vintage join hands, and romanticism dominates with florals printed on clothing and furniture. Ethnic echoes contaminate Western design and fashion. Creatives, seeking to amaze, rediscover expert execution and bizarre shapes. Artistic design has gone beyond gallery walls, breaking the traditional codes of good taste in order to stimulate new expressive license.