Furniture free

When you walk into a Japanese bedroom, there’s a good chance there won’t be a bed in sight. At least not in the western sense of the word. The Japanese have maintained a unique, minimalist approach to sleeping for centuries, a sleep system that’s vastly different from much of the rest of the world. But while this trad

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If you're ready to move more so your body works better, changing your home so it's got less furniture is a great way to make it more movement-friendly.

Learn how its owner has found abundance by owning less.

Ever consider what the health benefits of furniture-free living are? There are so many reasons to cut back on your furniture and be free.

They cleared out a bedroom to make way for more play — they have no TV, no chairs … and no hang-ups about their unconventional (ergonomic!) home.

Unique ideas for having less furniture in your home. Try less furniture in your living room and bedroom. #minimalism #minimalistliving #lessismore #livewithless

I’ve written about and done many interviews on how I’ve shaped my home for more movement and greater physical resilience. You can read about the whys and hows of it, as well as those interviews,…

If you're ready to move more so your body works better, changing your home so it's got less furniture is a great way to make it more movement-friendly.

AD gets the down low—to the floor—from folks who forego sofas, beds, and more