Journal
We were introduced to the concept of Der Spielzeugfreie Kindergarten (translated as the nursery without toys) through an article by Tracy Gillett on her blog, Raised Good. We hold dear the philosophy of minimalism and extend this practice to the...
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Furoshiki embraces the philosophy of sustainable living. This beautiful and ingenious art allows one object to have many uses by simply folding and tying the cloth in a different way. When it comes to gift-wrapping furoshiki is the perfect...
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Equinox. Where day and night are equal duration all over the planet. It is the dawn of a new seasonal cycle and reconnects us with the natural world. The air smells sweet, the sun's warmth is a gift and people smile...
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Is it possible to be kindred spirits with someone you have never met? I came across Meghan Plowman in the early days of Plyroom. When Meghan’s images and her thoughtful words came up on my instagram feed I experienced a...
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Perhaps you have heard of the virtues of the Shaker design principles in our previous journal post or through your own research into the history of minimalist living. For those who have just discovered the philosophy, welcome. For context, the...
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