green squash design

By Fatima

I nearly failed organic chemistry. My professor used to say that it required an extremely visual mind. He meant a mind that can visualize carbon atoms. And yea, I couldn’t visualize that. But I could, can, and love to visualize physical spaces into simply beautiful ones.

Is it a missed calling? A side hustle? You tell me.

I’m committed to minimalism because less stuff keeps my mind at ease. I won’t buy anything new because I just can’t consume any more in today’s world. Everything you see below is built + designed with rehabbed materials, remnants, and thrift store/craigslist/e-bay finds.

3-story dutch colonial staircase stripped and restored.

Kids can live minimally.

So can parents.

And babies too.

Like open shelves, open closets can help you scale back.

Simple dining.

Small kitchens can make big meals.

White kitchens are blissful (thanks to magic erasers!)

Attic transformed into a light and airy lounge.

Simple living is without stress.

Welcome guests simply.

Less stuff means more people means more connections.

Neat desk = neat homework, hopefully.

Enjoy the view.

The zen den.

All we need is coffee to talk.