Further this theme, I'd like to share my story and say that at the moment, I'm somewhere between the "keep everything" and "throw everything" camps. I haven't downsized per se, but over the past couple of years, I've been gradually rearranging things in the house—a combination of small renovations, rearranging furniture, and replacing items that simply no longer suited my lifestyle.
I finally found the strength to get rid of things that were literally eating up space, and I finally felt like the house was breathing. I made a point of keeping my old dresser and a few vintage chairs—while they're not "on trend," they have an authenticity that no amount of modern minimalism can replace.
While searching for new accents, I became familiar with new interior design trends, and I saw some nice sofa options on 1StopBedrooms that would look great in my current concept. But I'm not rushing into a purchase yet—I need to live with this thought for a while and finally be convinced that I want major changes.
But I'm getting closer to the idea that interior changes aren't about fashionable decluttering, but about creating a comfortable living environment.
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