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Seeking minimalism? See how real gurus live
FEB 16, 2021 AT 01:43 AM
Minimalism at home
The real guru of decluttering is Marie Kondo. She has created a philosophy of cleaning the house and keeping it clean, and this philosophy is based on minimalism. Marie has showcased her home many times, and there you can see pure minimalism. But despite her great financial success, she doesn’t end up buying all the trash that the rest of us love so much.
Minimalism in food
Joshua Bekker is a real philosopher of minimalism and a highly successful author. In his publications, he describes the step-by-step techniques of how to get rid of all those piles of unnecessary food that we consume every single day. Joshua thinks that a consumer society doesn’t stand a chance of success, and every one of us should choose conscious minimalism in food.
Minimalism in clothes
Fashion house Acne Studios in Sweden has developed a branch of minimalism in everyday clothing. The idea is quite simple – you need to stand out as a result of your deeds and knowledge, not by wearing a beautiful dress or an expensive suit. High-quality fabric, long-lasting pieces of clothing, and natural materials – these are the things that really matter. Can anyone argue with that?
Minimalism in art
Carl Andre is one of the most famous minimalist artists, and his masterpieces prove that the human brain is fed up with bright colors and hidden meaning; our minds need a rest and the chance to enjoy art that is simple and straightforward. By the way, minimalism is now becoming a really powerful branch of modern art.
Minimalism in life
Selim Tolga is a world-renowned minimalist philosophy coach. He insists that we should be able to get by with only the necessary things in life. This is not just domestic items and gadgets but also food, clothes, and holidays. The life of the minimalist is also environmental; their behavior doesn’t have an impact on nature or other living creatures. And this, Selim says, can bring happiness.