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Tips to live simply this winter
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Tips to live simply this winter

With the festive party season in full swing, investing in me-time is more important than ever to protect mental health and overall well-being. The weeks leading up to Christmas and New Year can become a whirlwind of planning, preparation and partying, however, slowing down and reconnecting is vital for both mental and physical well-being during …

Fashionably Minimal Designing Your Wardrobe for a Well-Crafted Life
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Fashionably Minimal: Designing Your Wardrobe for a Well-Crafted Life

In today’s world of fashion, where new trends come and go, the allure of minimalism stays, and it is strong and timeless. Know that embracing minimalism isn’t about the design style. Instead, it’s about embracing simplicity, functionality, and purpose. When it comes to fashion, embracing a minimalist approach can transform not only your wardrobe but …

What's Your Vision for Autumn Season
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What’s Your Vision for Autumn Season?

To my mind, Autumn is all about turning inwards, slowing down, and letting go. To ground, turn inwards, find stillness and clarity. In autumn, we are preparing ourselves to be reborn with the new year. This is a time of turning inward and we begin exploring our “underground”-selves–our dreams and our intuitive powers. It is the ‘moving inward’ energy …

Wabi-Sabi How to Embrace the Art of the Perfectly Imperfect
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Wabi-Sabi: How to Embrace the Art of the Perfectly Imperfect

Wabi Sabi, a perspective rooted in traditional Japanese aesthetics, emerges as a gentle reminder to embrace imperfection and transience. While it holds a visual kinship with minimalism, wabi-sabi encompasses a depth that transcends mere appearances. This profound philosophy finds its essence in the combination of two elusive words: “wabi” and “sabi.” Wabi embodies simplicity, humility, …