Minimalist Home Tour | Joshua Fields Millburn

[@OGSarah]

The most profound statement in this video is “I am complete in an empty room .” Minimalism has taught me to view possessions as tools for my everyday life and as soon as I shifted my thinking, I found a great sense of peace and happiness. I am now liberated from my belongings.

[@MusclesandBooks]

Yep, this really hit me too.

[@desiree2086]

So true!

[@joubertdias296]

That statement hit me more then my cup of coffee I'm currently drinking

[@ammarhassan_]

When my room was made in our house as family got bigger. I had one table for desktop, floor bed and no sofa. Everyone hated it and I didn't know why they hated it coz they couldn't sit on bed or floor or chair. Now I know I am Minimalist n my wife is a messy person, it is a painful experience,

[@shiwan45]

I love his home . This is what I’m working on getting rid of stuff I don’t use and buy only the things I’m using and putting everything thing in its place .

[@goshenqueen]

“I am complete in an empty room.” Daaaaammmmnnnn that hit me.

[@jesse85]

Styled by Mercy i felt like i had to write that one down

[@natedoeswork]

same!

[@ashleyshields2268]

Came to the comments to quote this too.

[@timirvine3646]

easy to say for someone who lives in a house with no empty rooms.

[@ThePresentTimeNow]

This is me. My God.

[@drew-alexander]

I think the message you’re teaching your daughter about giving to others is really the thing that stuck out most to me. We don’t teach people the idea of giving enough. Props to you on being a great parent.

[@finawatsonart]

I agree. When I recently told my mother I was letting go of some jewellery I no longer wear because it was a shame to have beautiful things hidden in a box when they would bring someone else joy she seemed very surprised and had never thought in that way about keeping unused items.

[@EileenRobles]

This strongly stood out to me as well! Love this!

[@daenerystargaryen9858]

I do this with my kids, I donate them to thrift stores and give them to neighbors that have kids. I let my kids know that they're going to other kids who may not have toys..

[@melodyferous]

Money does nothing; people do everything." (Michael Tellinger, author of UBUNTU CONTRIBUTIONISM: A Blueprint for Global Prosperity)

[@marilynwillett804]

@@daenerystargaryen9858 FINE I AGREE IF your child is ready to let go, i almost hate ''stuff'' but it is their property and and you can't just confiscate their property.

[@Camellia303]

It’s awesome. It’s great having conscious living. I’m trying and also I’m reusing whatever I can as well as repurpose things.

[@ImHumgry]

You speak so eloquently. Whenever I listen to one of your videos, talks, podcasts etc. I feel like I am listening to a poetry reading!

[@zimtchiliingwer]

Exactly what I'm thinking every time I listen to Joshua or get to read his amazing essays

[@jamestill4172]

He's had plenty of time to apply minimalism to his understanding of minimalism. Not stripping away what is important, but emphasizing what is important. Stripping his thoughts into a bare bones understanding. Definitely beautiful.

[@EspritPA]

Nice comment, love it! :)

[@arsenusubaly5404]

So true

[@Kiran-ps1ts]

Liz McCluskey or ASMR 😂😂😂

[@heyjayrajput]

Minimalism change my life and perspective, It's cure my depression and anxiety, I was suffering from a year... Thank you so much man !!!

[@trishquigley8697]

I'm 70yrs old you are on the right track and your daughter will be better for it

[@SB-ty7tr]

I'm 80 years old and bro we are getting old.

[@kaylarosales4711]

Coming back from this deployment to a completely empty apartment and an ending marriage and this video inspires me. I may have nothing material, but I don't have nothing. Thanks. ❤️

[@lisa9867]

Thank you for your service to this nation!

[@psylettagilroy]

Yes! Thanks for your service!

[@michiebutterfly7785]

I am so sorry you Andre going through this at such a crazy time! Thank you for your service, I know how hard you jus worked! For months! I hope you are keeping safe during these crazy times and you are finding peace! Sending love and positive vibes from South Florida🥰

[@bigb853]

Thinking and praying for you honey

[@mary12342009]

♡

[@abdeljabar88]

Your apartment makes more sense than most minimalists where it's 90% empty. Minimalism should be about keeping things that make sense to you, not just throwing everything away.

[@abdeljabar88]

@Andrew Potter You're right. One has to make minimalism work for them and not the other way around; some people do indeed embrace it as a religion. It can be dangerous sometimes!

[@anacorona2527]

Abdeljabar Taoufikallah agree with you! It almost defeats the purpose of making life easier because now you are “trying too hard”.

[@abdeljabar88]

@@anacorona2527 Right. Thought it was about eliminating stress, but I see other people putting even more stress on themselves by throwing almost everything away.

[@wordswitha7]

And some people only need very little, who are we to judge. This apartment might make more 'sense' to you, but for a lot of people they could happily live with much less.

[@7hz8]

Well said. Couldnt agree more.

[@konsueloramirez]

These men right here are the reason why I started becoming a minimalist. Ever since my favorite cat died last december 25 I lost all my will of living and finally understood that stuff cannot make up your happiness; experiences can do it instead. I started listening to episode 1 of their podcast asni got rid of EVERYTHING that didn't add value to my life, starting from my bedroom. They're my OG guides and the reason I understood minimalism as a life style. Their podcast jingle is a daily mantra of mine as well.

[@Lindakaydevoe6]

When I started getting rid of the excess my kids asked if we were moving lol. The whole house looks so bigger now...I absolutely love it. Thank you guys, I would have never done this without you.

[@momwifenurselife]

They didn’t call it this back when I was growing up, but apparently my mom was a minimalist. I remember us constantly going through our stuff and getting rid of what we no longer used. She also didn’t decorate for holidays. By the time I was grown, I didn’t have one single thing left from my childhood. I guess I’m supposed to be good with that, but it always made me a little sad. I would have liked to read some of those books to my kids.

[@kateb6893]

I'm so sorry for that. I would have been that mom to an extent if I hadn't had my MEL'S example to follow. She kept two bins of her 4 sons most loved toys from their childhood and saved them for her grandchildren. All of the 80's and 90's action figures, toy cars, micromachines, Legos, etc. have been well-loved over the years and much of it is still in fantastic condition. It will probably be passed down to great-grandchildren. I have a box of my daughter's old toys, as well as a few of her baby garments that I couldn't depart with, and a box of my sons' toys. We call them the "grandma boxes".

[@mariahsmom9457]

My mom threw out or gave away all of my childhood things. I saved a couple boxes and that was it. I feel you.

[@mckenzielangendorf1437]

Aw 😢 that’s rough. There’s definitely a line between holding onto nothing and holding onto just the most important things.

[@creature57]

As an artist, I have to say I have an issue with bare walls in a home. I need art around me. I need to see it the art in each room I go into. Something I love, something that has meaning to me. I only have other people's work on my walls (except for one portrait of my mother) and, artwork given to me by the children in my life. That's more important to me than anything I could purchase. Keep doing what you're doing.

[@lorenl9262]

Thanks to you and Joshua, I became a minimalist during the Pandemic and I live in an empty apartment since August 2022. I have NO couch and nothing on the countertops. Everything is put away so when I get home, I have nothing to put away or clean. This makes my life stress free and completely comfortable to relax in.

[@HumansOfVR]

*I've found that the less stuff I own, the less my stuff owns me*

[@normabarros3124]

Wow that's mind soothing...thank you

[@bananaapple9737]

Your stuff owns you?

[@ebriggs3498]

Yep, everything you own has to be washed, polished, oiled, polished , etc. ie: maintenance. Everything you own, owns you.

[@bananaapple9737]

@@ebriggs3498 I guess we have two different definitions of ownership

[@gilenasimons7081]

My children are adults now, but always preferred smaller spaces together v larger ones apart. Amen. 🇬🇧

[@ModernMinimalistMom]

Love love love this!!! It’s not about getting rid of everything.. it’s about having only the things that you love in your space. 💕

[@rachelknight6028]

I knew I had a problem with too much stuff... (Emotional attachment). When I opened the buffet cabinet and glassware, dishes and vases came flying out at me and smashed onto the floor... Glass shard everywhere. I knew then I needed help... These guys are slowly but surely guiding me through this.

[@donnabrown3209]

Best sentence ever said is on this video. “I’m complete in an empty room.” I’m holding onto that forever. 💖💖💖 Thank you Josh!

[@lindaw140]

I really admire Josh and Ryan with tremendous respect for their courage and patience. It takes tremendous courage to be different (so good!), to spread truth, meaning, love and purpose into life. They are patient with life’s frustrating and imperfect encounters thrown at them. They are loving and wise and transparent. Their journey are inspiring and truly beautiful!!!!!

[@stratogustav]

This looks like a normal home. People here in U.S. are such hoarders that normal amount stuff can be called minimalist.

[@myrtlebeachsara]

True, it's also clean, most people are messy

[@Odys42]

That's so true !! I don't know why people are calling this minimalism. This is just normal life.

[@AlexCequea]

Seriously. This drives me fucking bonkers. I live a minimalist life and have been traveling the world (25+ countries in the last 5 years) and I'm like "Why the fuck is there so much shit in your house??" Literally everything I own fits in a backpack + carry on. AND I work remotely full time. This is like faux minimalism for out-of-touch, ultra-wealthy people.

[@lisahuisintveld4233]

So true! I love the minimalist. But indeed if you compare it, the US seems to be a completely different world. In Europe, I don't know anyone with more than one living room xD

[@Swameh]

@@AlexCequea I think you're missing the point. Minimalism doesn't discriminate against income, location or even square footage, although when practicing it you'll probably soon realize what too much space is. It's about the way you mindfully fill the space you can afford with the things that will serve a purpose in Your Life(tm). I don't believe you have to be able to cram your whole life into a backpack or tiny home to be 'good' minimalist, but if you can afford to do so, it serves you and brings you joy and freedom, have at it! It's not a competition. You might want to check in why you feel this way.

[@peytonsalisbury9669]

I love being a minimalist. It frees my life to do the stuff that makes me happy

[@lindatait5326]

The way Becca looks at Ella is so beautiful 😍

[@spongiesponge6406]

Over the last year, I have changed my life by minimalising down to the bare essentials and then rebuilt my life with a focused mindset using your minimalism ideas, with every item I bring into in my life. My life has been changed forever and life is less complicated, and became happy with the simple things that make me happy. So much so, I have decided to spread this idea forward with those in my life. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. 🇿🇦

[@mariaedwards609]

I really admire The Minimalists. They have alerted me to the importance of letting go. I have accumulated so much in my 47 years, its time to let go. The things I have let you have made me feel lighter, more free. It's a really fulfilling process to go through abd raises the question, " What's important in your life? ".

[@anitaobrien1575]

I absoloutely love how you didn't rush out to buy lots of furniture but waited until the time was right and you had found the pieces that were right for you. This is what I plan to do when I get my own house.

[@angelicmonkeys4813]

“I’m complete in an empty room.” So true. We have really lost sight of what makes us complete.

[@sbegum29]

Angelic Monkey's 👏🏽👏🏽

[@marilynwillett804]

NO ''WE'' HAVEN'T.

[@catwong6500]

Thanks for being part of our Minimalist Journey.. love from Hawaii....

[@Debbiesdilemmas]

Ella is such a cutie! She is going to be one of few children than are always satisfied with what they have. I hope and pray that minimalism will be more the norm in the future. If consumerism continues as it’s been going I’m afraid for our world.

[@gwenmcalister888]

Very inspiring. We’re retired and just moved into our retirement home. We downsized from a 4600 sq ft to 3150sq ft home and love it. Our home is nicely furnished, but not cluttered. I’ll adopt your philosophy of furnishing a home that only Serves a purpose and function. Thank you for sharing your space with us.

[@julieheppe6252]

What brings me joy? A few library books that rotate about every two weeks! I am diverse in my reading so some weeks the books will be non-fiction biographies and sometimes a selection of new Sherlock Holmes stories. I can return the books after getting joy from them and pick up an entire set of new adventures the next time! Thanks for your inspiration.

[@kimscooterjamieson]

My family and are are working on “letting go” of THINGS. We have come a long way from when we started and it feels so good. So freeing. I can’t get enough of the minimalists. You guys are so inspiring and so appreciated. Thank you for sharing all your knowledge. Much love from 6breakingloose 💜

[@tinaholbrook9719]

His home is just so cozy and relaxing. I love it! Minimalism is the best because it allows you to have clarity and purpose in your life. It gives you space and time to really think and not get bogged down by clutter that only depletes you of energy. Yet it also allows you to express who you are in your home with intentionality.

[@TwoTwo-e7c]

Awesome! Thank you for letting us into your home!

[@morjulies]

What spoke to me deeply...."I'm complete in an empty room, therefore the things that I've brought into my life, into my home, they must augment or amplify my quality of life! ....All the things there simply augment my experience in life." Also this: "We don't hold on to these things too tightly!"

[@finawatsonart]

I adore that little giggle at the end of the intro, it is infectious and always makes me smile. A lesson there in a way to give value to others. It doesn't have to cost money or resources to brighten someone's day a little

[@annadefina3388]

My husband and I just watched you on Netflix. Wow..so so inspiring and real. Looking forward to get back to our true selves and happiness.

[@guinnevereschronicles2225]

I love that they are teaching their daughter about giving to others. Many kids their age don't really care about their toys and they have an abundance of them, but with Ella, i can see that she truly values toys and will think of what toys she's no longer playing with and gives them to kids that never really had or appreciated one before. That's the thing i want to teach my children one day

[@Hollywhite1]

I love hearing you talk about Ella on your podcast. I can hear the growing, stretching, adventure and joy she brings to your life.....

[@veroniqueblanchard9745]

I found your movie four years ago and it profoundly changed my life! It’s been a journey, but I’m on my way to true freedom.

[@sdd1210]

Very well curated and thoughtful. As an interior designer I wish more people understood your approach to your home. So many of my clients are just filling up space and less is more can be hard to get across. I hope the good works you’re doing spread like wild fire! Beautiful space! Thank you for sharing.

[@USMLEExploration]

❤ it’s like a herman miller store!

[@DieTFT]

I'm happy to say that I am becoming a minimalist, just started to declutter 2weeks ago and when my sister visited me yesterday pondered & thought I got robbed. 🤣

[@deewilliams9375]

LMAO my children are seeing less and less every few days... & they live with me. SAME SENTIMENTS over here lol.

[@allisonschmitter8198]

Joshua, this is one of the strongest videos on minimalism I've seen yet. So helpful. Thank you!

[@snowlaina]

Your home is beautiful and your family is what brings it to life. Loved sharing this with you, thankyou Josh, Bex and Ella

[@yellowbug5113]

Any extremes are not good. Finding a balance is what we should strive for.

[@tgonzales9268]

It has been such a pleasure watching the growth that you and Ryan have accomplished since your “Everything That Remains” book signing at Changing Hands March 2014 in Tempe. Hearing your stories firsthand, has ultimately opened our minds and hearts to minimalism, and allowed us to let go of those things that don’t have purpose. We live a much more fulfilling life because of you, and so do those around us. Thank you.

[@minimalistph5969]

Homes like this always brings me to serenity...

[@melissaallen7810]

Bones are the beauty! I could not agree more. What a sweet family and life you have. Thank you for sharing with us.

[@SarahArnoldHall]

"I'm complete in an empty room. Therefore the things I've brought into my life, into my home, they must augment or amplify my experience of life". PURE BRILLIANCE.

[@janw6750]

Damn. In my opinion, you really see that a lot of thought went into every single item in your home.

[@Thingybob]

I wish I had a bigger house and half the things I own. Clutter makes me uncomfortable, and yet, it takes a great effort for me to let go. I value everything far too much! I look at you with admiration for being at a stage where you only have what you truly need.

[@alexisbryanto1474]

Wow, this is beautiful. I am obsessed with your bookshelf! Thank you for sharing your home! This is motivating me to clean reassess the possessions I own. I love what you taught your daughter on toys. Thank you for this video!

[@CalVlogz]

Hey josh! I think you or/and Ryan should do a ‘day in the life’ vlog sometime. It would be cool to walk around for the day with you guys!

[@CalVlogz]

Brodie Calvert haha dude maybe we are related!

[@laurasophia2138]

I paused the video at "I am complete in an empty room" 'cause I had to write that down. Your home is beautiful, thank you for letting us in!

[@Huddie400]

What a view!!! Who needs artwork when you have that view!

[@abigail967]

I am commenting and haven’t even watched the video yet. I cannot even tell you how excited I am to watch this video. Four of us (husband, myself and 2 sons) live in a renovated camper and it’s videos like this that fuel me. Thank you!

[@lisastephen8540]

I am moving, and have been downsizing. I have always felt good about downsizing / donating / recycling what no longer is needed. Still I am hanging on to too many books, too many papers related to my work, and have SO many decades of photos. I love the book tower and the very curated items this video shows. Need to find the less costly options for such artistic furniture. I have inherited some of my dad's beautiful Ingenous and African stone and wood carvings that he bought or received as gifts. While I have little in the way of furniture, it is harder than it looks to curate when there are sentimental or familial attachments.

[@talkspresentation6082]

I once had a two floor house with 3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, 2 kitchens and it’s really huge because we are only a family of 3. When I decided to move to a much much smaller apartment (87 m2) with only 2 bedroom and 1 bathroom, everybody’s questioning my choice. Some of them are actually thinking I am going bankrupt. 😅 mine is much smaller than yours. And I am trying to declutter as much as I can

[@gilenasimons7081]

It’s so lovely to live within or beneath one’s means. That way we can totally afford what’s important, like the latest technology and all that great cheese lol. No interest payments on what truly interests you. Well done. 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼🇬🇧

[@SnowySpiritRuby]

"I am complete in an empty room" - this is very close to the motto I've been living by for the last few years: "Simple is best. Have as much open space as possible. Keep only what's necessary, serves a purpose, and is beautiful." I will be showing this video to my mom - every time my parents visit, my mom always makes a point of complaining about how spartan my apartment is, just because I don't have walls covered in decorations or tons of furniture everywhere like she does (being at my parents' house stresses me out big time because there's so much stuff everywhere and zero open space) - I have a small wall clock and a cross hanging up, and that's it for actual wall decorations. In reality, though, I have decorations everywhere in my room: almost all the furniture (dropleaf table, desk, night stand, and a bookcase that we searched high and low for months to find the perfect one), all the shelves, the valances, the lamps, the little black metal gas fireplace (was there when I moved in), the windows (they're huge and take up a massive amount of wall space, so there isn't even that much open wall space to begin with), even the blinds, door frames, window frames, baseboards, backsplash, and certain sections of the wall are decorative, so I actually have a very decorated room without any risk of ending up with decoration clutter - having lots of things whose only purpose is to serve as decorations isn't something that's important to me, but I do like subtly decorative practical items; the only things I keep on display are things that mean a lot to me - a beautiful stuffed horse my best friend made me, my college diploma, and only a few other things mean enough to me to actually be kept out as decorations. I tried adding another decoration once (I didn't even go so far as to hang it on the wall - I just set it on a shelf and leaned it against the wall), but I couldn't stand having anything else on the wall and within a week of putting it up I had packed it away to donate, and since then have never found myself wishing I had anything more up other than I already do.

[@gilenasimons7081]

Sure helps to help a kid identify and part with items no longer useful with less square footage. There truly is no room for excess. 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼🇬🇧

[@alfrancis8]

Everything sparked joy in this episode.

[@pianoman551000]

Joshua and his wife have an eye for scale and proportion when it comes to furnishing their home. All their household items serve a particular purpose, yet creating an aesthetically pleasing and very comfortable look to their home. ( Their 'junk' drawer made me laugh!!) Thanks for this great video!

[@callmecoops1722]

I think it looks very homely still whilst being minimal. I’ve been a fan of the minimalists for a while now and your videos, podcasts etc certainly keep me grounded that’s for sure x

[@StarlingofAzerath]

I currently have my whole life stuffed into a small bedroom as i share the place with my family. Some moments i feel i need to declutter more to get that spacious feeling but i also recognize thst the things i have are necessary to my life and once i get a place of my own in the fall i will reevaluate my things then.

[@overthinker_overanalyser]

"The bones are the beauty" - I love that so much!!

[@dn9255]

I started writing a comment full of praise and admiration, but it was too long. Just thank you and God bless you!

[@Lashlove16]

So excited for this . Would have loved to see more drawers and cabinets as that’s where you can see the real stuff

[@christined2495]

Josh, this video was perfection, if this doesn’t help others see the peacefulness of minimalism, I don’t know what will. Every word you said was so perfectly said. I think this is the third time, I have come across your video and had to watch it over again. I can’t imagine living any other way. The less you have, the more you don’t want a thing, and are happy with what you have. Everything in my home, I either need or can’t live without. I was a minimalist all thru my life, just never knew there was a name for it, until I downloaded the app for utube. I watched the documentary and enjoyed every second of it. Your a blessing to so many 💙

[@NaturallyBrittany]

Loved seeing a peak into your beautiful minimalist home! 💕 We are a family of 6 whose also chosen a minimalist approach to our belongings and home. 😊

[@ThunderAppeal]

You needed to post this because youre a life long loser. Can you even boil water without looking it up on youtube?

[@daviswilson5637]

instaBlaster.

[@TheMomAbroad]

We are a family of three and we considered minimalism 3years ago! Slow adjustment but I am FREE!

[@rebekah_marie_95]

This is amazing! I first learned of the minimalists a couple of years ago and have watched the Netflix documentary about four times now, haha. I love the simplicity, and have definitely embraced a minimalist lifestyle that eliminates the stress of “stuff”. “Love people, use things. The opposite never works.”

[@psylettagilroy]

“I’m complete in an empty room.” THIS. Absolutely THIS.

[@gilenasimons7081]

The best part of art is the feeling we can totally afford such art. Love your channel. 🇬🇧

[@ImmyYousafzai]

so much value, wisdom and life changing content within 5 minutes. Thank you

[@Naruto-qg3ko]

You are amazing. I am so excited to venture further into the minimalist lifestyle. As mom of 2 young boys, a woman who works 50+ hours a week from home, ALL while taking care of my 10 month old, a good wife, lover and homemaker, and a full time college student by night, I know for my peace and happiness, I owe it to myself to try minimalism. I have been exploring the topic for a year and it’s time to try. Much peace and love.

[@nikkihark5882]

Thanks for sharing! My favs are the patio, the books/bookshelves, and the plants!!

[@anbernicguy]

Contentment is what I learned from being a minimalist.

[@marisua3018]

Awww!! I love your family!! 💗 By the way thank you for being such an inspiration! My husband and I have embraced minimalism and what i most love about it is that you can bring it into your own personal decor style. We have a spanish style home and we often get wonderful comments on how cozy yet uncluttered our home is. We are definitely enjoying our home so much more with our 2 kids!! God bless you!!

[@meartemia]

I love how this video is made with the same type of minimalist thinking. To the point and well-thought out.

[@serenitycanales6319]

Im sad watching this because ive told my mom we dont need all this junk and she says it takes time... yet I a 14 yr old girl can minimize my clothing, books, etc. Within a week. We have 6 rooms in my house which meand it should take ABOUT 2 months... my mother just wont do it then she wonders why she is always stressed.

[@DNS0875]

I’m born that way, not being able to let go must be suffocating, things I don’t need take my breath away. Things that aren’t curated well for my family give me stress. When I was younger I thought there was something really wrong with me because I didn’t want all the toys, attention or clothes. It’s living in pure freedom I think.

[@sylviakastner4672]

Thanks for showing. I can feel your mindfulness and love it. My rooms are looking similiar. It makes life so much easier. I could never imagine before. But all the free space is space for connection and/or beeing myself. Greetings from Berlin. Sylvie

[@oreonaomi2]

That was good, inspiring too. I do agree, squeeze to a 200~300 sq ft house is too small for a family. And once when we let go of our belongings (those we don't use, just collect), the house looks a lot bigger & with lots of space. And your house is prefect & cozy & lovely (with lots of family pictures).

[@pragyabhardwaj5963]

Beauty !! In every sense of the word .... And I caught up with your works after a while .... It's so lovely to see you have a loving family now and a home with so much heart and love .... God bless you for inciting this movement and helping so many people in the process 😊😊

[@adonisfoto8709]

One of the few vids that actually show minimalist practicality. Challenging to be minimalist with kids, but great way to teach kids how not to be attached to material things. All, or at least most, furniture seems to be expensive and certainly design pieces. The great thing about this is that it helps you not to get attached to them knowing that in the event of having to let go of them if need be, they can all be replaced exactly the same. One of the great things about minimalism is that you give yourself the chance of surrounding yourself with good beatiful quality pieces. Fewer better thing. It does improve your quality of life and your mental state.

[@kristaw206]

I own slightly more things than the average minimalist, but pops of color are what make my minimalism unique. I also love following the 1 in 1 out rule (and sometimes more "out").

[@CraftncreationBlogspot]

I relate to this!

[@judymccord871]

I love your home! Material things do not matter. It is the simple things you love!

[@matthewhendra6417]

It's great to see you being a Dad in this video. Would definitely like to hear more on your thoughts about parenting and minimalism. Beautifully shot video and as ever, really inspiring. Thanks for everything you do.

[@w_w_whitey]

Love your space. Clean, bright, functional, beautiful, and peaceful.

[@MaraJade77]

Please, can we take a moment to ADMIRE Joshua's hair volume and perfection?

[@NdnUrbanCat]

Oh yeah!

[@melc7516]

Hadn't noticed!

[@thirsty_dog_4_god484]

😆 true lol

[@melodymakingmelodies4896]

szs voc Sounds like you have a receding hairline

[@utub1473]

@szs voc bruh that's very rude

[@RR-gx3wz]

Very simply decorated home with lots of peace & energy +sun lights..thanks for sharing .

[@LydsVyds]

This video was beautiful

[@MeMommyEms]

Thanks for inspiring many people to live a meaningful life with less. Minimalism changed me and I hope more people will get to embrace it.

[@katherinerand1892]

Oh this a wonderful.. Love what your teaching your daughter. I find I am stressed a lot because I am constantly thinking about the stuff that is around me and where can I put it. I have so much stuff I don't need! Don't think I could be as minimalist as your and your family are but I could surely get rid of a pile of stuff. May be this spring and summer I will work on this. Great weather brings on the getting rid and cleaning bug. Thanks for sharing your home with us!

[@bethany1885]

What resonated with me as a newbie starting out decluttering working towards simplifying my life was in regards to artwork and aesthetics, the bones are the beauty of the space. I am in the process of redesigning my home office and was clueless as to where to start with aesthetics. Video provided me with great insight. Thank you allowing us to come into your hand to experience what minimalism looks like through your perspective.

[@tabalyagio9372]

Your daughter saying the minimalist intro is the best❤️

[@DoctorB33]

I used to be an extreme minimalist and a vegetarian when I was a child, just like most of my friends. We grew up in the Soviet Union. The apartment in the video is a luxury. Try four people in one room using boxes as furniture.

[@WilliamPayneNZ]

I look at this and I don’t think minimalist. To me this is what I want my place to be. It looks very comforting there. Great place. I look at my house and there is too much stuff. Too cluttered full of things I never use. People think of minimalism as tiny houses with people living like modern hippies. But it’s not like that at all. It’s just about focusing on what brings value to your life rather than having lots of crappy stuff. I would rather have fewer high quality things, than lots of crappy things.

[@moriuma558]

This is my goal, I'm getting there! I love this way of living. Less stress, less pressure, saving more, no following mainstream bullcrap. It's what we like, what we want. Nothing for the reaction of others.