"clutter is postponed decisions."
bedroom
Minimalism is not synonymous with owning as little as possible; rather, it embodies prioritization. In this space, dedicated primarily to relaxation and sleep, I curate an environment with minimal visual clutter, focusing solely on practical essentials. Drawing inspiration from wabi-sabi aesthetics, the décor embraces muted tones such as beige and gray, accentuated by the organic textures of wood and concrete, celebrating imperfection and simplicity.
wardrobe
To the surprise of many, this wardrobe represents minimalism, not in its aesthetic appearance, but in its functionality. Unlike the serene simplicity of my bedroom décor, my clothing collection bursts with vibrant colours and designs. Fashion expresses my bold personality, and uplifts my mood. The minimalistic aspect lies in my deliberate decision to declutter and part ways with items I rarely use. This includes the $300 boots I wore to a wedding. Once.
Keep in mind that minimalism is not about outdoing others in owning the fewest possessions. Instead, it is about possessing only what holds significant value to you. Consequently, each individual's minimalist journey varies based on their unique priorities.