Slow living minimalism

Invite more slowness into your home with my free checklist available for download at the bottom of this post! Our homes are one of the single most important places in our lives. It’s where we relax, eat our meals, enjoy time with friends and family, and spend much of our free time (especia ...

Is your life overcomplicated these days ? You should look into these 10 minimalist hacks that will help you simplify your life and be more minimal. Limiting your range of clothing by minimizing your wardrobe is one of them. Click on the pin for more hacks ! Simple living will make you slow down, be intentional and enjoy life a lot more. #minimalism #simplelife #minimalistliving #simplify #minimize #hacks #slow down

In this post, I share how extreme minimalism differs from normal minimalism. I also dissect the pros and cons of two examples of extreme minimalism.

I love living with as few possessions as possible. Yet there are times when those of us who love a life of extreme minimalism must adapt to change. We must adjust our ways. For instance, way back when, after spending the first ten months of the pandemic in Portugal, then essentially becoming il

Hygge is more than just warm socks and candles. It is a way of living. So is minimalism and both have become major trends right now. How do they compare?

There is way we can live harmony in life and being human in this crazy word we live. I talk about Nordic Minimalism and how you can change your life to the better without it been hard.

In Japan, people are stripping down their homes in favor of minimalist designs. The practice dovetails with the rise of Marie Kondo and the deep-rooted influence of Zen Buddhism. Here's what they look like.

Becoming a minimalist made me realize that I don't any a lot of things to live well. Here is a list of 20 things I do not own as a minimalist.

Are minimalism and slow living the same thing? Here are 6 ways a minimalist lifestyle and the slow living movement overlap.