The Cognitive Cost of Digital Overload The average person now spends nearly seven hours daily staring at screens, yet this ...

In an age of Y2K-inspired loud graphics (think neon chrome, pixel motifs and holograms), a contrasting movement has quietly taken hold. Leading brands are embracing a “less is more” philosophy rooted ...

In a world that often glorifies abundance and consumption, a new trend has taken hold: minimalism. At first glance, it might seem like just a stylish way to declutter your home, but the roots of ...

Getting rid of duplicate items, like multiple peelers or wine openers, can help simplify your kitchen. A minimalist kitchen makes cooking easier and more fun by keeping only items you use often. Clear ...

At its heart, warm minimalism is about intentional comfort and this popular philosophy of interior style reminds us that sometimes, less truly feels warmer. Think serene spaces that look good and feel ...

When I think of minimalism, I think of white walls, pale wood, and empty spaces; mile-long kitchen islands dotted with a single candle; a succulent in an artisanal pot. I don’t think of burgundy ...

Angus Duff receives funding from the Bob Gaglardi School of Business and Economics, Thompson Rivers University. Thompson Rivers University provides funding as a member of The Conversation CA-FR.

Minimalism, while beautiful, can feel like an impossible ideal. From the spotless shelves to the beautiful furniture, it's a philosophy that seems lovely from the outside, but daunting to undertake ...