#minimalism

Curate a 30-piece fall capsule wardrobe. Items: 1. Outerwear (Trench, Denim jacket). 2. Tops (White tee, chunky knit, blouse). 3. Bottoms (Dark wash jeans, midi skirt, trousers). 4. Shoes (Ankle boots, loafers, sneakers). 5. Color palette: Camel, Navy, Burgundy, Cream. Outfit combinations for work vs weekend.

High-end product packaging for Matcha tea. Design: 1. Washi paper texture. 2. Single vertical line of Japanese kanji. 3. Geometric green shapes (minimalism). 4. A small, elegant gold-leaf seal. 5. Macro photography on a grey stone surface. Peaceful, premium, and sophisticated. Designed for luxury retail niche.

Declutter your home using the KonMari method. Steps: 1. Commit to tidying up. 2. Imagine your ideal lifestyle. 3. Finish discarding first, then organize. 4. Tidy by category, not location (clothes, books, papers, komono, sentimental). 5. For each item, ask 'Does this spark joy?'. 6. Thank items before discarding. 7. Assign a home for everything kept. Folding technique: vertical storage. Start with clothes (easiest). Save sentimental items for last. One-time intensive process, not daily maintenance. Results in lasting organization and mindful consumption. Created by Marie Kondo.

Pack efficiently for any trip with minimalist approach. Strategy: 1. Choose versatile clothing (neutral colors, mix-and-match). 2. Roll clothes to save space and reduce wrinkles. 3. Use packing cubes for organization. 4. Wear bulkiest items on plane. 5. Limit shoes to 2-3 pairs. 6. Travel-size toiletries (3-1-1 rule for carry-on). 7. Digital copies of documents. One-bag travel: carry-on only. Capsule wardrobe: 5 tops, 2 bottoms, 1 jacket, 2 shoes. Do laundry if trip >5 days. Reduces baggage fees, speeds up airport. Pack list apps: PackPoint.