Maximalism, while being completely the opposite to the minimalist style, isn’t necessarily about clutter or excess. It is however visually and spatially busier. Maximalist style is about bold colors, patterns and creativity. A maximalist room will mix bright color with intricate and daring patterns flawlessly.

Let us explore some of these fashion styles one by one.

• Vintage fashion style.
• Artsy fashion style.
• Casual fashion style.
• Grunge style clothing.
• Chic fashion style.
• Bohemian fashion style.
• Sexy fashion Style.
• Exotic fashion style.

Here are 8 signs that you’ve already got the makings of a minimalist.

1. You Don’t Need to Fit In.
2. You Deplore Mindless Consumerism.
3. You’re Naturally Frugal.
4. You Don’t O.D. on Possessions.
5. You Steer Away from Stress and Conflict.
6. Too Much Stuff Makes You Anxious.
7. You Like Space.
8. You Don’t Fear Change.

When you call a person a minimalist, you’re describing their interest in keeping things very simple. A minimalist prefers the minimal amount or degree of something. But anyone who likes things very simple could be called a minimalist.

Minimalism is all about living with less. This includes less financial burdens such as debt and unnecessary expenses. For many minimalists, the philosophy is about getting rid of excess stuff and living life based on experiences rather than worldly possessions.

1) QUICKLY declutter each room of daily surface clutter.

1. Remove everything from the living room that doesn’t belong there.
2. TIP: Work quickly.
3. This is my favorite method for resetting a messy home.
4. Work in each space for just 5-7 minutes, then move on for now.
5. TIP: Make it a game.

How to identify clutter in your home!

1. Ask Good Questions. Asking a few important questions is the first step to take when you want to identify clutter in your home.
2. If It Doesn’t Add Value to Your Life It’s Clutter.
3. If You’re Holding On To It Just In Case, It’s Clutter.
4. If You Don’t Have Room For It In Your Home It’s Clutter.

Getting rid of your clutter means throwing it away, recycling it, donating it, or selling it. Try this strategy to tackle a junky room, garage, attic, closet, or basement and sort its contents into four boxes for disposal. Recycling. Give-aways or donations.

Eight steps for clearing mental clutter

1. Tame your to-do list. A to-do list is essential if you want to be happy.
2. Clean up your actual clutter.
3. Rethink your thinking.
4. Eat, sleep and live well.
5. Less screen time.
6. You can’t please everyone so stop trying.
7. Start to live in the present.
8. Create your own sanctuary.

For many people mind clutter comes from holding onto the past, or fixating on things that are beyond their control. Whether it’s obsessing over mistakes you’ve made in the past, or getting weighed down by what others think of you, it’s important to learn how to let go of the things you cannot change.

“Studies show that people experience a significant decrease in the stress hormone cortisol when items are removed,” helping you to feel more stable, clearheaded, and relaxed as you clean.

Is your messiness habitual? Some people simply do not place a high priority on having everything clean, organized, and in its place. In this case, messiness is simply a normal state of affairs. If the house is cluttered and it’s just fine with you, then it’s probably more a sign of your personality and preferences.