MINIMALIST Furniture-Free Apartment Tour! Natural Living
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- Опубликовано: 29 сен 2024
- Aloha! Let's take a tour of our minimalist {almost} furniture-free apartment. We lived here as a family of four and then a family of five. Are you considering minimizing your furniture, to allow for more natural movement? Getting rid of your couch or dining table? Sleeping on the floor? This lifestyle works well for us, since we move frequently. When we do buy household items we prefer natural non-toxic options.
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Have you considered reducing the amount of furniture in your home to allow for more natural movement? Could you live without a couch?
J'ai donné mon grand canapé et les meubles imposants et je vais me débarrasser aussi de la machine à laver ! Merci pour ce partage si sympa et intéressant 💗🇫🇷👍
Seriously considering it…we have well worn second hand sofas that aren’t that comfortable.
I just wonder how to welcome guests, especially seniors.
I have considered it, but my husband doesn't like the idea. Besides that, I have osteoarthritis of the hip, which makes sitting on the floor almost completely impossible
I live in a tiny studio right now, but if I ever get to live in a house again, I want my “living room” to be a music room! I want all my instruments out so anyone can just come by and pick up a guitar or ukulele or sit down at the piano or play on the drums. That’s my dream, a musical playground. 😍
Yes… I am planning to get rid of my living room furniture. It’s nothing but a trampoline park for my kids. We don’t ever sit in there. It’s such a waste of space. I’m getting rid of it all. Luckily I’m not big on knick knacks and decorations. I like the “empty” look. I feel much better and refreshed. I also don’t like to clean. I would be lying is I said I do. Less stuff equals less for me to clean!
I sleep on the floor with a couple of wool blankets and two sleeping bags. They are folded up and put away when I get up. A few years ago, I found myself getting stiff and what I call "chair bound." Put away the chair I sat in most of the day, and went to the floor. A folded blanket and a yoga block help maintain comfort in a few different seated positions. The computer ended up on a small short platform on wheels, so I can easily position it wherever I want it. Most older people I know have next to NO mobility! I don't want to find myself in the same spot 10-20 years from now.
Sounds like a wonderful set up! I hope to be ballroom dancing at 80, like many of my teachers were. You gotta keep on moving to maintain mobility. Wishing you the best! 💜 Heidi
This is the exact same thing I did and for the exact same reasons! Stitting on the floor right now.
I would LOVE to make my home natural movement friendly, but my husband is very not on board with that unfortunately. I am big into the barefoot/barefoot shoe movement, and I spend quite a bit of time in the floor with my toddler, but that's it for now. 🤷
Those are both great! Even if you have furniture, you don't have to use it all the time.
I sleep on a tatami mat and Japanese futon! I love it. I also use a floor desk and floor chair with no legs. Looking for a living room alternative to the couch. Already don’t have a dining room table. We sit on chairs at the counter. I love the open spaces
Furniture is not anti minimalism. No need to be uncomfortable.
I love this 💚.
Yes, am planning for floor living without matress since it accumulates dust over years. Already got rid of refrigerator to consume fresh food.
Wow! No refrigerator is something we've never tried. Do you grow a garden? 💜 Heidi
@@ECpeesy Yes, I do. Left more space for them than my living space for a family of four. We can keep veggies fresh even when we buy outside. It stays fresh outside 🌏 than inside refrigerator .
@@anjanarao3527 you must live in a cooler climate. I’m in the southern US and it’s so hot outside it’s burned my poor cucumber plants 🥵. Wish I could get rid of fridge.
I’m so inspired. Beautiful!!!!! It gets your family to move and stretch and live minimal. Good skills and mindset for their future. I love wool and natural materials. Definitely looking forward to getting wool / cotton futon mattresses
My home is the opposite but I definitely dream of this. Just having so much less. Thank you for sharing 💙 Annisa
i am curious about the beds on the floor, i’ve had people warn me about beds on the floor because of them getting mold & people tend to recommend slats... i guess if you are about to fold them up it’s not as much of a worry? any thoughts?
thanks for sharing btw!
Slats are one option. We had them directly on the floor. Once a week we would hang them up on a sturdy drying rack with the window open, to air them out. That's what we learned while staying with a friend in Japan. 💜 Heidi
My mattress went moldy because I didn't air it out in the sun. Learnt the hard way.
I lift my mattress up and lean it against the wall during the day so it can dry.
It’s so echoey without furniture lol.
Love the house! Everything looks so clean, fresh, and beautiful. And your family looks so happy and healthy. ❤
Thank you beautiful family
Big hugs from France 🇫🇷🤗🤗
Have you considered floor cushions for your table? Or even folded blankets just for comfort.
Sometimes I would use the floor cushion that I showed later in the video at the table. Mostly since I was pregnant and it was harder to get comfortable. My kids didn't really need cushions and they would have gotten them dirty. 💜Heidi
Thank you for this inspiring video. I would love to know if you're still maintaining this lifestyle and would love an update
We're living abroad in Asia at the moment. Hoping to eventually move into a traditional Japanese house.
The kids look so happy!
Great video!
Could you please share where you got your futon mattresses? I started looking and got overwhelmed.
Do you use anything for catching potty accidents if the kids?
Soaring Hearts Natural Beds and The Futon Shop. I believe there are links in the description box below the video. We also use a wool puddle pad on the bed as a water repellent layer. 💜 Heidi
Hi. thank you so much for the video. can you tell me how you deal with dust getting in your bed or do you have this problem. being that you don't you're on the floor. Also the apartment that I am living in has carpet unfortunately wonder how that would work with a floor bed? Also is it recommended that you hang it up for mold issues I'm in a very "moist" state Washington.
Having carpet and a damp climate, it would be best to put the mattress on some sort of slats, to allow air flow. It’s not recommended to put the mattress directly on the floor. We just got away with it in a fairly dry area and hanging the mattress to air out weekly. 💜 Heidi
We live in the foothills of the high desert and we get scorpions, tarantulas and sun spiders in our home, I don't want to risk my kids sleeping so close to the ground
i came for inspiration about low funiture life and stayed to watch exuberant silly kids trying to get in the video, haha!
can you tell me the dimension of your dining table
This table is W 41.3" x D 20.5 " x H 13.8. We previously owned a square shaped wooden table that we preferred. 💜 Heidi
I thought those Japanese-style beds require a tatami mat or some wood planks below to ensure no mold grows as they allow air to circulate.
Tatami mat or wood planks under the mattress would be best! It’s also traditional in Japan to fold up the mattress everyday and hang it outside to air out each week. 💜 Heidi
such sweet family :)
Thank you!