..but it is mostly in cupboards and drawers, some of which are way too full.
Here is some advice Professor Gustavsson gave a student who was deciding where to position a tree in a landscape design. 'Honour it with its own space'.
I think the principle applies in the home. You might like to experiment with the idea. Choose an object which is really special to you and clear off a shelf, a table or a worktop and place just that one thing in the space and live with it for a few days.... For me it creates a feeling of calm, and a fuller appreciation of the bowl or jug of flowers or whatever item is chosen.
You might try it in each room of the house.
Here is some advice Professor Gustavsson gave a student who was deciding where to position a tree in a landscape design. 'Honour it with its own space'.
I think the principle applies in the home. You might like to experiment with the idea. Choose an object which is really special to you and clear off a shelf, a table or a worktop and place just that one thing in the space and live with it for a few days.... For me it creates a feeling of calm, and a fuller appreciation of the bowl or jug of flowers or whatever item is chosen.
You might try it in each room of the house.
Take a before and an after picture! It helps you to see it more objectively.
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