Charming 90-Year-Old Farmhouse Minimalist Home Tour
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What was your biggest challenge in the middle of decluttering?
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How did you apply simplicity to your hobbies/family activities (travel/homeschool/extracurric
We now have baby #4, and I have been on both ends of the spectrum of baby gear. We have filled our living room with “must have” baby items we rarely used. At another point, I made my life needlessly difficult by getting rid of stuff for the sake of saying I didn’t own a particular item. So I’ve sought to find a balance of just enough baby items: making our possessions work for us, instead of either owning or eliminating something because someone else says we have to.
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A small wardrobe of carefully chosen, quality pieces that I love has been one of my favorite parts of minimalism. I only purchase items that match my color scheme, fit well, and are friendly for the baby/young child stage of life we are in. I’ve tried to do the same with home decor. I wanted to match the vintage style of the woodwork and include my love of botanicals, and have only kept items that are beautiful, useful, and practical.
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Thank you for sharing Elisabeth! ā¤ļø
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WouldĀ you like to participate?
When you are thinking about becomingĀ minimalist, the whole point of it isĀ to keep true to your authentic self. What is important toĀ you, the thingsĀ youĀ enjoy and the lifeĀ youĀ want to live.
Iām excited to share some real-life examples of what minimalism looks like in different homes around the world.
If you would like to share a tour ofĀ YOURĀ home, pleaseĀ email meĀ with āHOME TOURā in the subject line.
![Eliminating unneeded items has forced me to go through a lot of emotional growth, and I've chosen through that process to keep a few sentimental items (such as my grandma's cookie jar in my kitchen) and let go of others.](https://nourishingminimalism.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/07/Charming-90-Year-Old-Farmhouse-Minimalist-Home-Tour-1.jpg)
These tours are usually inspiring. All the opinion/reasoning I agree with, just finding my way to actualization. I am perhaps not the tail end but seeing the other side helps with that final push in the last, just grueling, 800 meters, so to speak. As a former college track athlete, that was always a rough race but ALWAYS worth it.
Lol. Ignore my comment above… I had not had my 2nd cup of coffee yet so some typos and misleads! I did noy mean to type “usually!”… lol. Etc. Bottom line, I appreciate the tours and found them inspiring for where I am in my journey. Thanks!
So far I didnāt see a huge screen or even a small one. Sounds like the best minimalist choice!