How to Say "aesthetic" in Spanish
The most common Spanish word for “aesthetic” is “estético” — use 'estético' when referring to something that is visually pleasing, beautiful, or related to the appreciation of beauty in a general sense, often applied to design, appearance, or visual appeal.
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estético
adjectiveB1general
Use 'estético' when referring to something that is visually pleasing, beautiful, or related to the appreciation of beauty in a general sense, often applied to design, appearance, or visual appeal.
Examples
El diseño de este teléfono es muy estético.
The design of this phone is very aesthetic/visually pleasing.
artístico
adjectiveA2general
Use 'artístico' when the focus is on qualities directly related to art, artistic skill, or the creation of art, implying a connection to the arts or an artist's touch.
Examples
Él tiene un talento artístico impresionante.
He has an impressive artistic talent.
Artístico vs. Estético
Learners often confuse 'artístico' and 'estético' by using 'artístico' for general visual appeal. Remember, 'artístico' specifically relates to art or talent in the arts, while 'estético' is broader, covering beauty and visual appeal in any context.
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