In the long river of life, each of us is building a nest. Some people crammed the space to the brim in a hurry, afraid of missing every possible corner. However, the true aesthetics of life does not lie in one-time filling, but in gradual enrichment and refinement.
Home, there is no need to rush to fill it all at once. It is like a canvas that requires us to slowly apply color, and over time, add traces of memory and emotional color. In the beginning, you don't have to have too many things, let the space be blank, and leave infinite possibilities for the future. As the years go by, you will find that there are naturally more things at home, and every item carries a story, which is the result of the slow accumulation of life.
In this era of pursuing individuality, we should break the shackles of tradition and become a "discerning" artist of life. The opinion and evaluation of others should not be the criterion for your lifestyle choice. Whether you have something or not, not because it's popular or someone else has it, but because it's really useful and meaningful to you.
Home is a place where you can say "no" to the world, where you can express yourself without having to conform to the eyes of others. Your home, no matter how big or small, should reflect your personality and needs. A small house can also be a big fit, the key is how to make clever use of every inch of space to make the most of it.
So, don't rush to get it all in one step and let life unfold slowly in your home. Let your home grow with you and change with your needs. Eventually, you will find that this home is not just a place to live, it is a manifestation of your attitude to life, an extension of your personality, and a harbor of the soul. The picture comes from @德善ah