Learn to live with less through simple tips that teach you that less is really more. Minimalism is for everyone wanting a life of less stuff.
Unleash your inner decorator! Discover how to create a warm, inviting apartment aesthetic with our expert tips and ideas. Your cozy haven awaits!
By Alan George So, have you heard about Japandi? It's this incredible blend of Japanese and Scandinavian design, and let me tell you, it's...
By Alan George Imagine coming home to a space that’s not just beautiful, but also a peaceful retreat from the outside world. Sounds dreamy, right?...
Discover the secret to creating a warm, inviting living room with our guide to earthy, cozy decor. Transform your space into a peaceful haven today!
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Could you possibly reduce your number of possessions to under 100? It's extremely difficult! Find out more about moving countries and living with less in Scandinavia.
Unleash your inner decorator! Discover how to create a warm, inviting apartment aesthetic with our expert tips and ideas. Your cozy haven awaits!
Rising Australian architect and interior designer Brahman Perera layered a contemporary new house in warm finishes and cherished family furnishings.
How to have less things in minimalism how to embrace it and how to get sarted. Grab my Minimalist checklist for this episode from website.
🐾The best things in life have paws.🐾 I want to surround myself in the beauty the world has to offer; that’s what this blog is for because there’s so much ugliness in real life that I need something to remind me of all the beauty that exists too. I’m constantly seeking peace of mind in a chaotic world. Beauty can be found all around us and it takes many forms - nature, kindness, animals, art, people of all shapes and colors, different cultures and music. I find beauty and joy in a wide variety of things and my interest are very eclectic. Animals are one of my favorite things in this world. What I blog really just depends on my mood and where my various wanderings through Tumblr take me. I love trees & flowers, forests and cottage core, the ocean, all forms of art and architecture, books, and anything pretty and cute. I love to study science, history (especially ancient history) & anthropology/archaeology. Also, I’m a total geek and love all sorts of geeky stuff, especially Harry Potter, MCU, Avatar the Last Air Bender, Star Wars, and a bunch of others so that’ll show up on this blog too. I think femininity is particularly beautiful, so there are pictures that depict the female form. I like men too so there might be some pictures of men as well, I just tend to like looking at female beauty a bit more. This is just my place to get away from it all and share the things I enjoy. I mainly just reblog what I find on Tumblr but if I've posted something of yours and you would like it removed/credited just let me know.
The Resurgence of Organic Modernism Organic modernism has re-emerged as a beacon in the design world, guiding us back to simplicity, serenity, and connection with nature. It strips away the superfluous, focusing on the raw beauty of natural forms and materials. In this dance between the organic and
By Alan George Japandi style is a harmonious fusion of Japanese minimalism and Scandinavian simplicity. It combines the clean lines and functionality of Scandinavian design...
The Minimalists, Joshua Fields Millburn & Ryan Nicodemus, according to their site, helped 20 million people through their many platforms understand and execute a minimalist design at home. I’ve always struggled with the idea of minimalism as expression of design, so their aptly named company began my internet research to look for a fresh perspective. And with Kim and Kanye’s new “minimalist monastery” home in design news, there were plenty of hot takes. But this stuck with me from Millburn and Nicodemus: “Minimalism is a tool that can assist you in finding freedom. Freedom from fear. Freedom from worry. Freedom from overwhelm. Freedom from guilt. Freedom from depression. Freedom from the trappings of the consumer culture we’ve built our lives around. Real freedom.” This is the sentiment I really connected with. The reminder that there is true beauty in simplicity. And furthermore, the ability to appreciate that simplicity in such a true way that it frees you from artifice. If total minimalism is not your style, don’t fret. We suggest focusing on the philosophy of it instead. Neutral color palette, high quality pieces, low clutter. Moreover, the reminder that things don’t make a home and the acquiring and accumulation of […]
