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pages about home beauty craft health lifestyle style travel pr policy contact 19.12.16 a minimalist gift guide it's the week before christmas and twitter feeds everywhere are packed full of gift guides. luxury gift guides, budget gift guides, last minute gift guides: there's no shortage of suggestions on what we should be buying for our friends and loved ones. but what if you're a minimalist, or you're buying for a minimalist? how can you give well without burdening your recipients with stuff? worry not! my minimalist gift guide gives you the lowdown. give a gift that disappears if you're going to be sitting around the christmas tree to open presents, it's nice to be able to give a physical gift. rather than offering something that could hang around for ever, a gift that can be fairly quickly consumed could be the perfect thing. lush bath bombs, chocolates, a favourite bottle of wine, or a hamper of delicious treats and goodies will always be well received, and has the benefit of disappearing as soon as your recipient puts it to use. give a voucher or an experience if you know your minimalist doesn't want a physical gift, what about spending some money to allow them to experience something that they love? if they like to read, how about a voucher for audible or amazon? if you know they love nothing more than dining out, grab a gift card for a local restaurant. perhaps they enjoy spa treatments but don't often treat themselves, making a voucher for a massage or a facial an extra special treat. vouchers are often thought of as the easy option for non-minimalist friends, but for those amongst us who want to limit our possessions, it can be the perfect chance to buy just what we need. donate what to buy for the person who has everything they need? how about making a donation in their name? many charities offer the opportunity to cover the costs of a gift, a treatment or an intervention, which can make an incredible difference to somebody. there are more worthy causes than i can list here, but you're bound to find something that really resonates with your loved one, making this an extra special gift. buy a little luxury just because you're buying for a minimalist doesn't mean that your gift needs to be frugal or spartan. if you want to splash out, why not buy a luxurious item that replaces something you know that they use often, or an indulgence you know they'd love? it could be a simple gadget, some beautiful glassware, or a design piece that would fit perfectly in their home. if they often wear a black sweater, why not treat them to a beautiful cashmere replacement? stick to simple things that you know they'll love, and you won't go far wrong. do something if your budget is tight, why not do something for your loved ones? from cooking dinner, offering your skills, to planning a day out to a museum or gallery, think of the things that matter and craft an experience around that. if in doubt, ask! i think this one is a great idea whoever you're buying for, but asking a minimalist what they want is the perfect solution. it gives them the opportunity to tell you exactly what it is they want, meaning that you'll limit the chance of missing the mark. whilst part of the joy of christmas is in sourcing and giving a surprise gift, we hopefully want to get something that the recipient will truly enjoy. asking might not be the most exciting option, but it's a sure fire way of nailing your gift giving. it also means you have a great idea of what they might like next year! and if you're a minimalist who's buying for friends and family? don't be afraid to share your philosophy when buying for your loved ones. of course, if you know they want something that you'd never buy for yourself, don't buy something 'minimal' for the sake of it: try and accept that you might be getting them something they really want, even if they have multiple versions! that said, all of the above gifts work well whoever you're buying for - minimalist or maximalist - so you're sure to find something that will bring joy without creating clutter! what are your tips for a minimal christmas, and what are your favourite minimalist gifts? posted by rachel - at 13:44 share this post a minimalist gift guide 2 comments: links to this post email this blogthis! share to twitter share to facebook share to pinterest labels: craft , lifestyle 10.5.16 konmari, the capsule wardrobe, and the clothes rail that changed my life 'i've got nothing to wear'. this sentence, mostly uttered in conjunction with fists clenched and arms thrown down by my sides in toddler-esque protest was a long-standing ritual for me: before work whilst running late to meet friends for dinner trying to get dressed for a sunday saunter down the king's road and if the thought of a 33 year old woman having a tantrum over what to wear wasn't bad enough, the scene was made all the more absurd when we factored in the sheer volume of clothes before me as i bemoaned my lack of options. totally ridiculous. image from http://elisabethheier.blogspot.co.uk/2014/09/jenteweekend.html yet over the past few months, dressing has become straightforward, swift and most surprisingly, pretty darn joyous. i find myself enjoying what i wear in a way that i never have before, and for the first time ever, i feel i have a style that absolutely reflects me. achieving this wardrobe nirvana has been an interesting process, notably because it's involved marching about 70% of what i owned to the charity shop (in total, nine bin bags full). so, how did i get there? it all started after a trip to see my lovely friend al, who told me about a book she'd been reading - the now-ubiquitous life-changing magic of tidying up by marie kondo - and then proceeded to show me her beautiful sock drawer, and tea-towels folded perfectly and stored vertically in the cupboard ('how can they stand up like that?!'). we talked more about the konmari method, and i was left in no doubt that i needed to read the book myself, if only so that my towels felt a similar sense of purpose to al's! i won't recount the detail of the method, but suffice to say that the take-home message is that we should only own items that spark joy, and anything that doesn't needs to be moved on. that simple idea really resonated with me, and i made a start from there. image from https://laurenconrad.com/blog/post/how-can-i-be-the-next-chic-of-the-week?crlt.pid=camp.wvb0tpaadcjv it was clear that i needed to start with my clothes, and i started to think about what i really wanted to achieve from this process. i quickly realised that, not only did i want to make better use of what i had (and let go of the things i no longer loved), but that i've always longed for simple storage that allowed me to see my clothes and 'shop' my outfits. instead, everything i owned was hidden away in wardrobes and drawers, and the number of items meant that there were many pieces that seldom saw the light of day. so before embarking on the mammoth task of sorting through my clothes to work out what brought me joy and what didn't, i decided that those special pieces that made the cut deserved to be displayed, so i popped out to buy a cute wooden clothes rail (i got this one from argos). little did i know that that small purchase would be instrumental in cementing my style. i arrived home with the rail and assembled it straight away. i collected all my wooden hangers together (so satisfying!) and set about emptying all my wardrobes and drawers to assess what i had. clothes were sorted into categories (tops, dresses, skirts etc) and then i began the task of holding each piece. the question 'does this spark joy?' seemed trite initially but it's amazingly liberating. items that i'd hung on to after wearing them once (and critically, felt guilty for never wearing again), were easy additions to the charity pile because it finally felt like i had a reason to let them go that was based on my happiness, rather than on my guilt at having wasted mon

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