Embracing minimal living
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“Reducing possessions is the starting point, not the finish line.” – The Minimalists
00 – Finding freedom in simplicity
In a world consumed by excess and constant motion, minimal living emerges as a beacon of tranquility and purpose. Minimalism, at its essence, advocates for simplifying life by shedding unnecessary possessions, decluttering both physical and mental spaces, and embracing intentional living.
Minimalism prompts individuals to evaluate their belongings and release what is extraneous. This intentional act of decluttering creates space for clarity and tranquility, fostering a sense of calm amidst life's chaos. Minimalism encourages mindful consumption, emphasizing quality over quantity and reducing environmental impact.
Embracing minimalism offers a newfound sense of freedom. It is about living more deliberately, authentically, and in alignment with our values. By simplifying our lives, we discover that true abundance lies in the richness of our experiences and connections, rather than in material possessions.
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01 – Journal
Read entries from the archive of the Minimalism Life® community journal
"I" as in impermanence: Nothing is permanent and that's wonderful (by Nate Grant)
Mindful subtraction: The power in reduction (by Carl Phillips)
A minimal morning: What does your minimal morning look like? (by Carl Phillips)
02 – Minimal art
From our curated gallery
03 – Minimal design
Explore our list of curated design resources
The power of good design (article)
MultiKey (hardware)
Tesla wireless charging platform (hardware)
Slow design (article)
Face to face: John Pawson + Dezeen (podcast)
04 – Minimal lifestyle
Explore our list of curated lifestyle resources for simple living
Minimalist baker (blog)
All I possess by Simon Freund (experiment)
Sit: time to do nothing (tool)
Impermanence by Ton Otto, Haidy Geismar, Cameron, David Warner (book)
05 – Shop
Discover our hand-picked minimalist products in the Minimalism Life® shop
06 – Brands anchored by simplicity and sustainability
Minimalism can be about frugality and owning less, but it can also be about supporting ethical brands with sustainability at their core. Here’s several that you might be interested learning more about:
Stiksen: Premium caps from Sweden
JAK: Portuguese leather sneakers
Form&Thread: Mindfully sourced garments
Pini: Italian clothing for the modern man
Luca Faloni: Luxury Italian men's clothing
CLAE: Minimalist footwear from LA
Collars&Co: Minimalist polo shirts
ODA: The modular everyday bag and essentials
Cariuma: Sustainable sneakers
Crown Northampton: High quality minimal footwear
Oliver Cabell: Minimalist Italian footwear and accessories
The Resort Co: Eco-conscious and artisan vacation wear
Wahts: Minimal monochromatic menswear
Nordic Knots: Rugs inspired by the beauty of the Nordic light
Pedestal: Minimal stands for your screens
CDLP: Luxury essentials
North-89: Shoemakers designing for Scandinavian weather conditions
Steele & Borough: Vegan, lightweight bags
Floyd: Unique and distinctive travel cases
Selfmade: Handmade eyewear
Void Watches: Simple Swedish timepieces
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