Minimalista: Your step-by-step guide to a better home, wardrobe and life

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She takes what can sometimes feel like an overwhelming task and turns it into an activity you actually want to do.

Your belongings are a physical manifestation of your life—your stuff can reveal what you value, what your priorities are, and where you’re stuck or struggling. Teach them young to organize and take care of their things and to put them away when they are finished with it before moving on to the next thing and don’t clean up after them and this will be a GIFT they will take with them into adulthood! In the end, whatever the number, you’ll be left with only the hats you truly love, they’ll be displayed nicely, and you’ll always be able to find them. Some of the things she recommends, however, is not only beyond my budget but seems silly to spend so much money on!If you wish to make your design even shinier, additionally polish your nails with a dry cotton swab. Broken into small, bite-sized chunks, Minimalista makes it clear that if the process is fun and easy to follow, anyone can learn the principles of editing and organisation. From providing a user-friendly tool kit on how to curate and maintain a minimalist lifestyle to giving practical guidance for simplifying our living spaces, Minimalista offers a fun, approachable framework for functional minimalism—one that we all need.

Nothing new under the sun, but every once in a while it's a good idea being reminded of not adding any more clutter to one's home. I've lost count of how many minimizing and decluttering books I've read since then, but this one is at the top of my list.At first I just wanted to read the chapters that related to my “problem areas”, like the bathroom and linen closet, but then I broke down and just read the whole thing cover to cover… but I like that you could read it either way and get something out of it.