5 Things You Need to Know About the KonMari Method
Learn more about the Japanese art of decluttering and organizing
Photography: Miguel Nacianceno
You’ve probably heard about the book and saw it in bookstores. Marie Kondo’s bestseller – The Life Changing Magic of Tidying Up has captivated readers and this comes as no surprise. It features the KonMari method, which promises to change your life once you’ve applied it at home.
An RL reader bravely took on the challenge of applying the method and we’re more than excited to follow her journey. To give you an idea, here are five important things that you need to know about the life-changing guide and why it might be what you need to be able to achieve a clean and organized home:
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