Abstract
This article analyzes the concept of aesthetic harmony through philosophical and aesthetic approaches. Harmony is interpreted as a dynamic interplay among perception, form, content, and cultural context. The article explores the role of aesthetic experience in contemporary social and ecological environments and its significance in the realms of art, design, and urban aesthetics. The study draws upon the theories of Kant, Dewey, Adorno, Gadamer, Eco, and Goodman, while integrating original philosophical insights. Aesthetic harmony is positioned as a central criterion for restoring both individual and social balance.