Debbie and I are both collectors. Therefore the very idea of minimalism is antithetical to our lifestyle. Ever since I've known her she has lived by a simple maxim: "Excess is never enough, and there's always room for more. Stuff, food, friends, everything."
So it's reassuring to notice we're not alone. Writing in Psychology Today Jourdan Travers reports on a trend known as “cluttercore” that reflects how we live. She says that it "endorses the idea of decorating your living space with cherished items, regardless of whether they match in style or theme. It seeks to create a sense of unbridled joy by filling your space with a rich variety of objects, adding a layer of personality, sentimentality, and emotional connection to the already bold and evocative approach of maximalism."
Article: Why Maximalism and Cluttercore Can Rewire Your Mental Health
Related Article: Is “Cluttercore” the Chaotic Good We Need Right Now?
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