Absolutely, I believe that everyday objects should have a beautiful design. Not only does a pleasing aesthetic make these items enjoyable to use, but often, a well-designed object also indicates good quality. When something looks good, it often reflects careful consideration in its creation, which usually means it works well too.

No, I think that's a bit too much. Everyday items should be more about function and practicality. For instance, if I have a kitchen knife that looks nice but can't cut well or breaks quickly, it's useless to me. The most important thing is that items work properly and serve their purpose. If they also look good, that's a bonus, but it's not my main priority, and I don't think it's the main concern for others either.