I don't think a minimalist needs a capsule wardrobe. I am not a minimalist and I live in a country with 4 seasons (Finland), and I have all my clothes always in the closet, because I don't have that many clothes. I only store my winter jacket in a different closet during summer. Electronic reader is also unnecessary, you can just use a library. Decanting all food in beatiful glass jars is unpractical and just makes more work. Just keep the food in the package it came in.
Thank you for sharing your thoughts! Minimalism is definitely personal, and it’s all about what works best for each individual. Your approach sounds intentional and practical, which is exactly the essence of minimalism! 😊
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1. Reusable water bottle
2. Reusable shopping bags
3. Capsule wardrobe
4. Neutral clothing staples
5. Quality backpack
6. Minimalist wallet
7. Makeup bag
8. Toiletry bag
9. Electronic reader
10. Compact laptop
11. Simple bedding
12. Comfortable mattress
13. Multi-purpose cookware / cast iron
14. Basic kitchen utensils (knife, spoon, & spatula)
15. Glass food storage containers
16. Manual coffee maker
17. All-in-one cleaning tools
18. Minimalist artwork
19. House plants
20. Simple lighting
Great, great video. Thanks.
Really Great tips
If I get rid of freebase. I put in trash basket to put all my messy stuff into throw away. Don't buy bags for messy trash.
I don't think a minimalist needs a capsule wardrobe. I am not a minimalist and I live in a country with 4 seasons (Finland), and I have all my clothes always in the closet, because I don't have that many clothes. I only store my winter jacket in a different closet during summer.
Electronic reader is also unnecessary, you can just use a library.
Decanting all food in beatiful glass jars is unpractical and just makes more work. Just keep the food in the package it came in.
Thank you for sharing your thoughts! Minimalism is definitely personal, and it’s all about what works best for each individual. Your approach sounds intentional and practical, which is exactly the essence of minimalism! 😊