Rahmenlos
Rahmenlos, a German term meaning "without a frame," is used as a design descriptor to indicate that an element lacks a surrounding border or visible framework. It conveys an edge-to-edge aesthetic and is applied across several domains where a minimal, unobtrusive appearance is desired. The term is common in consumer products and architecture.
In eyewear, rahmenlose Brillen (rimless glasses) use lenses connected with minimal hardware instead of a full
In displays and screens, rahmenlos describes ultra-thin bezels or edge-to-edge panels. Bezel-free designs are marketed for
In architecture and interior design, frameless glass elements such as doors, shower enclosures, and storefronts use
Usage of the term varies by field and is primarily descriptive rather than normative.