Everyone has kept something “because it might be useful someday.” Whether it’s a free sample, a pretty bag, or an event giveaway, the fact is that most of these items end up taking up space at home — and rarely serve any real purpose.
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Decor Purchases Minimalists Regret the Most, According to Experts
Many people want to embrace a minimalist lifestyle at home but don’t know where to start. An important first step is being more mindful about the items you bring into your space — minimalists avoid surrounding themselves with objects that lack a clear purpose.
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Why the KonMari Method Works So Well for Organizing the Kitchen
Marie Kondo, the renowned Japanese expert in organization and interior design, revolutionized the world of minimalism and home management with her famous KonMari Method.
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10 Things I Got Rid of at Home After Turning 45
Many things have become harder since I turned 45. I may have celebrated the occasion at home, with a night full of martinis and surrounded by people I love, but the truth is I started feeling older, more tired, and less tolerant of the challenges and stressful moments life insists on bringing.
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The new anti-decoration trend: the aesthetic power of empty walls
In the world of interior design, decoration trends come and go, often reflecting cultural, behavioral, and social changes.
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Is it time to say goodbye to your coffee table? Find out when to free up space in your living room
The coffee table has long been considered an essential item in living room décor. Besides being functional, it helps define the room’s aesthetics, serving as a support for objects, books, or even a place for a coffee with friends.
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6 things minimalists get rid of to keep their home tidy
Minimalism has been gaining more followers among those seeking an organized, functional, and clutter-free home. But how do minimalists manage to keep their houses always tidy?
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5 updates minimalists don’t regret in their homes (and would do again)
Minimalism is not just a décor style; it’s a lifestyle that values functionality and simplicity. Minimalists often make updates in their homes that make spaces more practical and harmonious without compromising comfort.
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