"You cannot hide in minimalist furniture!"
While living in Boston has taught me a handful of wonderful life lessons, one of the most important lessons, and my personal favorite, is the value of a square foot! There aren't many of them here, so it is important for us to stay on top of cleaning, organizing and decluttering so that we can make the most out of our space and make our space work for us. Having too many knick knacks and randoms lying around the place gives off a cluttered and messy look making for a stressful environment. I jump at any opportunity that helps keep our little home tidy and clean, and thought it would be fun to design a 30 days of decluttering worksheet to help keep me on track. Nothing is more fulfilling than crossing something off of a list! I recently implemented a "15 minutes of cleaning everyday" rule and also made progress by getting rid of a few things. Here's to hoping I can stick to my guns and complete this list! Feel free to follow the link below and print a worksheet off for yourself! 30 Days of Decluttering If you're interested, I also have a handful of other printables that you may print off as well, and a bunch of kits over in my Etsy shop!
Are clothes taking over your life and your home? Here are some tips on how we easily have enough clothing for 5 people in less than 400 sq feet.
Introducing the Melting Butter Tissue Box, a creative addition to your living room. This trending tissue box showcases a minimalistic design crafted from ceramic, and is finished with a simple silver color. Its unique 'melting butter' design will not only serve a practical purpose but also add a touch of creativity and modern elegance to your tabletop decor.
These home library examples can guide individuals in selecting design elements that resonate with their personal style.
A modern home extension on a terrace house in London, has a green roof, minimalist interior, and warm wood window frames.
Discover 35+ ingenious small studio apartment ideas to optimize space and create a stylish, functional living environment. Maximize every inch!
Corpo Santo 6 is a minimalist renovated apartment building located in Lisbon, Portugal, designed by Samuel Torres de Carvalho Architecture
