Is good design simply about how something looks, or does it go deeper into how it works and feels to use? I've been redesigning my small apartment, and I noticed that even though a color scheme looked stunning in photos, it made the space feel cramped and stressful. That made me wonder—are we too focused on visual appeal while ignoring usability and emotional impact? For me, a well-designed object or space should balance beauty with function, but I'm curious where others draw the line.