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Dear algorithm!
I’m Jenna from Tidymalism and I'd like to connect with others interested in:
- home organisation / organizing
- decluttering
- FIRE
- simple living
- minimalism
- recovering from maximalism
- smart spending
- modern interior design
- Swedish death cleaning
- digital minimalism
👋
I’m Jenna from Tidymalism and I'd like to connect with others interested in:
- home organisation / organizing
- decluttering
- FIRE
- simple living
- minimalism
- recovering from maximalism
- smart spending
- modern interior design
- Swedish death cleaning
- digital minimalism
👋
Ever look around and wonder when your home turned into a warehouse?
Start by buying less.
My guide to starting a no-buy year in 2026 is here:
Start by buying less.
My guide to starting a no-buy year in 2026 is here:
What Is a No-Buy Year? Your 2026 Guide to No Buy Rules
Ready for a no-buy year in 2026? This guide explains the no-buy challenge, helping you spend less, save money, and rethink your shopping habits.
tidymalism.com
December 21, 2025 at 6:57 PM
Ever look around and wonder when your home turned into a warehouse?
Start by buying less.
My guide to starting a no-buy year in 2026 is here:
Start by buying less.
My guide to starting a no-buy year in 2026 is here:
Minimalists already love mirrors for making spaces feel larger.
Feng shui loves them for circulating chi and reflecting abundance.
Finally, both philosophies agree on something.
Place it opposite something beautiful to double the impact! 🪞
Feng shui loves them for circulating chi and reflecting abundance.
Finally, both philosophies agree on something.
Place it opposite something beautiful to double the impact! 🪞
December 19, 2025 at 6:57 PM
Minimalists already love mirrors for making spaces feel larger.
Feng shui loves them for circulating chi and reflecting abundance.
Finally, both philosophies agree on something.
Place it opposite something beautiful to double the impact! 🪞
Feng shui loves them for circulating chi and reflecting abundance.
Finally, both philosophies agree on something.
Place it opposite something beautiful to double the impact! 🪞
"But crystals are clutter!"
Not if you choose ONE perfect piece that actually means something to you.
Rose quartz on your desk. Clear quartz by the window. Black tourmaline at your entrance.
Intentional. Purposeful. Not a collection. A decision. 💎
Not if you choose ONE perfect piece that actually means something to you.
Rose quartz on your desk. Clear quartz by the window. Black tourmaline at your entrance.
Intentional. Purposeful. Not a collection. A decision. 💎
Minimalist Guide to Storing and Organising Crystals at Home
Organising crystals can be tricky. Should you display them or protect them? Learn how to store and organise crystals and gemstones without creating clutter.
tidymalism.com
December 18, 2025 at 6:57 PM
"But crystals are clutter!"
Not if you choose ONE perfect piece that actually means something to you.
Rose quartz on your desk. Clear quartz by the window. Black tourmaline at your entrance.
Intentional. Purposeful. Not a collection. A decision. 💎
Not if you choose ONE perfect piece that actually means something to you.
Rose quartz on your desk. Clear quartz by the window. Black tourmaline at your entrance.
Intentional. Purposeful. Not a collection. A decision. 💎
Feng Shui: "Your sofa must be in the 'commanding position'—facing the door!"
Also Feng Shui: "But the telly can't be opposite!"
Me: spends 2 hours with a tape measure and now resents entire floor plan
Also Feng Shui: "But the telly can't be opposite!"
Me: spends 2 hours with a tape measure and now resents entire floor plan
December 17, 2025 at 6:57 PM
Feng Shui: "Your sofa must be in the 'commanding position'—facing the door!"
Also Feng Shui: "But the telly can't be opposite!"
Me: spends 2 hours with a tape measure and now resents entire floor plan
Also Feng Shui: "But the telly can't be opposite!"
Me: spends 2 hours with a tape measure and now resents entire floor plan
You don't need a jungle.
You need THE plant. The one that thrives in your light, matches your space, and brings you actual joy.
Bamboo for growth. Snake plant for resilience. Peace lily for tranquility.
One perfect plant > twelve dying ones. 🌿
You need THE plant. The one that thrives in your light, matches your space, and brings you actual joy.
Bamboo for growth. Snake plant for resilience. Peace lily for tranquility.
One perfect plant > twelve dying ones. 🌿
December 16, 2025 at 3:24 PM
You don't need a jungle.
You need THE plant. The one that thrives in your light, matches your space, and brings you actual joy.
Bamboo for growth. Snake plant for resilience. Peace lily for tranquility.
One perfect plant > twelve dying ones. 🌿
You need THE plant. The one that thrives in your light, matches your space, and brings you actual joy.
Bamboo for growth. Snake plant for resilience. Peace lily for tranquility.
One perfect plant > twelve dying ones. 🌿
shower thought:
in a way minimalism is also great for people who want the aesthetic of being organised without actually being organised
in a way minimalism is also great for people who want the aesthetic of being organised without actually being organised
December 15, 2025 at 3:26 PM
shower thought:
in a way minimalism is also great for people who want the aesthetic of being organised without actually being organised
in a way minimalism is also great for people who want the aesthetic of being organised without actually being organised
Stuck in autopilot?
Try this: put pen to paper and ask the right questions.
These journaling prompts guide self‑discovery and last longer than trends ⤵
Try this: put pen to paper and ask the right questions.
These journaling prompts guide self‑discovery and last longer than trends ⤵
December 14, 2025 at 12:10 PM
Stuck in autopilot?
Try this: put pen to paper and ask the right questions.
These journaling prompts guide self‑discovery and last longer than trends ⤵
Try this: put pen to paper and ask the right questions.
These journaling prompts guide self‑discovery and last longer than trends ⤵
The minimalist on your list probably doesn't want more stuff.
Check out my curated gift guide for ideas they'll actually use (and love).
Check out my curated gift guide for ideas they'll actually use (and love).
Graceful Guide to Minimalist Gift Giving and Receiving
Minimalist gift giving and receiving can be tricky. Here's how to handle gifts you didn't want and find the perfect gift for a minimalist.
tidymalism.com
December 13, 2025 at 12:10 PM
The minimalist on your list probably doesn't want more stuff.
Check out my curated gift guide for ideas they'll actually use (and love).
Check out my curated gift guide for ideas they'll actually use (and love).
The storage industry exists because we can't admit we own too much rubbish. They've convinced us the solution to having 50 things is a £40 box to put them in.
It's genius, really. Evil, but genius.
It's genius, really. Evil, but genius.
December 12, 2025 at 3:26 PM
The storage industry exists because we can't admit we own too much rubbish. They've convinced us the solution to having 50 things is a £40 box to put them in.
It's genius, really. Evil, but genius.
It's genius, really. Evil, but genius.
shower thought:
maybe the Marie Kondo method is just feng shui for people who can't commit to therapy
maybe the Marie Kondo method is just feng shui for people who can't commit to therapy
December 11, 2025 at 3:27 PM
shower thought:
maybe the Marie Kondo method is just feng shui for people who can't commit to therapy
maybe the Marie Kondo method is just feng shui for people who can't commit to therapy
Minimalism for busy people:
Don’t aim for tidy.
Aim for repeatable.
Clear one shelf.
Put only useful things back.
Label it.
Now do that once a week.
That’s progress you can feel!
Don’t aim for tidy.
Aim for repeatable.
Clear one shelf.
Put only useful things back.
Label it.
Now do that once a week.
That’s progress you can feel!
December 10, 2025 at 5:44 PM
Minimalism for busy people:
Don’t aim for tidy.
Aim for repeatable.
Clear one shelf.
Put only useful things back.
Label it.
Now do that once a week.
That’s progress you can feel!
Don’t aim for tidy.
Aim for repeatable.
Clear one shelf.
Put only useful things back.
Label it.
Now do that once a week.
That’s progress you can feel!
Friend asked how I keep my flat so tidy.
Told her the truth: I don't own enough anymore to make a mess.
She looked disappointed, like she wanted a life hack.
The life hack is having less stuff to hack.
Told her the truth: I don't own enough anymore to make a mess.
She looked disappointed, like she wanted a life hack.
The life hack is having less stuff to hack.
December 9, 2025 at 3:26 PM
Friend asked how I keep my flat so tidy.
Told her the truth: I don't own enough anymore to make a mess.
She looked disappointed, like she wanted a life hack.
The life hack is having less stuff to hack.
Told her the truth: I don't own enough anymore to make a mess.
She looked disappointed, like she wanted a life hack.
The life hack is having less stuff to hack.
The trick to staying organised isn't buying better storage.
It's being ruthless enough to admit that perfectly stored things you never use are still just things you never use.
It's being ruthless enough to admit that perfectly stored things you never use are still just things you never use.
December 8, 2025 at 3:26 PM
The trick to staying organised isn't buying better storage.
It's being ruthless enough to admit that perfectly stored things you never use are still just things you never use.
It's being ruthless enough to admit that perfectly stored things you never use are still just things you never use.
You know what's harder than getting rid of clothes?
Digging through clothes you don't wear every morning looking for the three things you actually do.
Digging through clothes you don't wear every morning looking for the three things you actually do.
December 7, 2025 at 6:57 PM
You know what's harder than getting rid of clothes?
Digging through clothes you don't wear every morning looking for the three things you actually do.
Digging through clothes you don't wear every morning looking for the three things you actually do.
"Do I really need this?" - a question asked by people who already own three cheese graters and are considering a fourth.
😁
😁
December 6, 2025 at 3:24 PM
"Do I really need this?" - a question asked by people who already own three cheese graters and are considering a fourth.
😁
😁
Saying "I'm a minimalist" before showing someone your flat is just preemptively apologising for having no sofa.
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😅
December 5, 2025 at 4:04 PM
Saying "I'm a minimalist" before showing someone your flat is just preemptively apologising for having no sofa.
😅
😅
Most decluttering advice tells you to “feel it out.”
The ruthless method skips the feelings and gets results.
The ruthless method skips the feelings and gets results.
Your Guide to Ruthless Clothes Decluttering
How to be ruthless when decluttering clothes with practical tips. This guide helps you sort sentimental items, declutter your closet, and make lasting changes.
tidymalism.com
December 4, 2025 at 6:33 PM
Most decluttering advice tells you to “feel it out.”
The ruthless method skips the feelings and gets results.
The ruthless method skips the feelings and gets results.
The wardrobe lie we all tell ourselves:
"But it's still in perfect condition!"
So is half the stuff at the charity shop, mate.
"But it's still in perfect condition!"
So is half the stuff at the charity shop, mate.
December 3, 2025 at 5:44 PM
The wardrobe lie we all tell ourselves:
"But it's still in perfect condition!"
So is half the stuff at the charity shop, mate.
"But it's still in perfect condition!"
So is half the stuff at the charity shop, mate.
Minimalism isn’t anti-abundance.
It’s about choosing the abundance that matters.
And ignoring the rest.
It’s about choosing the abundance that matters.
And ignoring the rest.
December 2, 2025 at 6:57 PM
Minimalism isn’t anti-abundance.
It’s about choosing the abundance that matters.
And ignoring the rest.
It’s about choosing the abundance that matters.
And ignoring the rest.
psst
Your closet doesn't need more organisers.
It needs fewer clothes you bought because they were on sale.
Your closet doesn't need more organisers.
It needs fewer clothes you bought because they were on sale.
December 1, 2025 at 3:26 PM
psst
Your closet doesn't need more organisers.
It needs fewer clothes you bought because they were on sale.
Your closet doesn't need more organisers.
It needs fewer clothes you bought because they were on sale.
Gift guide season!
Looking for presents that align with a simpler lifestyle?
I rounded up the best gifts for minimalists that prioritise quality, utility, and joy.
They're also affordable!
tidymalism.com/small-meanin...
Looking for presents that align with a simpler lifestyle?
I rounded up the best gifts for minimalists that prioritise quality, utility, and joy.
They're also affordable!
tidymalism.com/small-meanin...
Small Meaningful Gifts for Minimalists on a Budget
Looking for affordable gift ideas for the holidays and birthdays? This budget gift list features small meaningful gifts perfect for anyone into minimalism.
tidymalism.com
November 30, 2025 at 4:05 PM
Gift guide season!
Looking for presents that align with a simpler lifestyle?
I rounded up the best gifts for minimalists that prioritise quality, utility, and joy.
They're also affordable!
tidymalism.com/small-meanin...
Looking for presents that align with a simpler lifestyle?
I rounded up the best gifts for minimalists that prioritise quality, utility, and joy.
They're also affordable!
tidymalism.com/small-meanin...
The best purchase I ever made was maybe the one I didn't make.
Saying "no" saves more than saying "yes" ever could. 💸
Saying "no" saves more than saying "yes" ever could. 💸
November 29, 2025 at 3:27 PM
The best purchase I ever made was maybe the one I didn't make.
Saying "no" saves more than saying "yes" ever could. 💸
Saying "no" saves more than saying "yes" ever could. 💸
Shower thought:
maybe every minimalist starts as a maximalist who got tired of dusting
maybe every minimalist starts as a maximalist who got tired of dusting
November 28, 2025 at 3:26 PM
Shower thought:
maybe every minimalist starts as a maximalist who got tired of dusting
maybe every minimalist starts as a maximalist who got tired of dusting
You don’t need fancy racks or complicated systems.
You just need a spot that makes your shoes easy to grab and put away.
🔗 tidymalism.com/best-way-to-...
You just need a spot that makes your shoes easy to grab and put away.
🔗 tidymalism.com/best-way-to-...
The Best Way to Organise Shoes in a Small Space
Tired of shoe clutter? Discover the best way to organise shoes with clever footwear organisation tips and tricks for small spaces.
tidymalism.com
November 27, 2025 at 6:57 PM
You don’t need fancy racks or complicated systems.
You just need a spot that makes your shoes easy to grab and put away.
🔗 tidymalism.com/best-way-to-...
You just need a spot that makes your shoes easy to grab and put away.
🔗 tidymalism.com/best-way-to-...
The fastest way to become a minimalist: move apartments.
Nothing makes you question your life choices like carrying a box of old encyclopaedias you "might need again" up four flights of stairs.
Nothing makes you question your life choices like carrying a box of old encyclopaedias you "might need again" up four flights of stairs.
November 26, 2025 at 5:44 PM
The fastest way to become a minimalist: move apartments.
Nothing makes you question your life choices like carrying a box of old encyclopaedias you "might need again" up four flights of stairs.
Nothing makes you question your life choices like carrying a box of old encyclopaedias you "might need again" up four flights of stairs.