In today's era of efficiency and aesthetics, storage seems to be a must-have art. Turn on social media and you'll be greeted with storage tips that make the most of every inch of space in your home. However, in my opinion, life is not a race to perfection, but a process of seeking balance and comfort.
My principle is simple: don't over-store. I'm not in favor of forcing items into a cabinet so that every time you access them it feels like you're solving a puzzle. For me, good storage should serve life, and its purpose is to make life easier for my family, not to create additional burdens.
Imagine that on an ordinary afternoon, you come home and need a glass of water. If your kitchen is properly organized, you can easily find cups and easily get water to drink. This kind of scene is the storage philosophy I advocate - easy to find, easy to find, clear classification, easy to maintain.
I understand that everyone's storage needs and preferences are different. Some people enjoy keeping things neat, while others prefer to be spontaneous. The key is to find a way that works for you, so that storage becomes a tool to improve your quality of life, rather than a burden on life.
Life is our own, and we all have the right to arrange it at our own pace and preferences. You don't have to blindly pursue "perfection" in the eyes of others, and you don't have to sacrifice the comfort of life in pursuit of excessive storage. In this fast-paced world, let's slow down and enjoy every detail of life in a way that suits us.
The picture is from @MoXiaonan