ISBN: 978-84-17557-03-4
This book is not a decoration handbook and does not address so-called good or bad taste when it comes to interior design, neither does it seek to deliver a lecture on the latest trends. This book invites the reader to see their home with fresh eyes. It also invites them to carry out an exercise in introspection, to understand how they want to live and what they want from their home. In these pages you will find side-by-side the advice of Marie Kondo and the teachings of Hideko Yamashita through Danshari (a Japanese approach to tidying up).
Layout: 17 x 23 cm
Pages: 144
Cover: Hardcover
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The Japanese Organizing Method, by Natalia Geci, is a practical guide inspired by Japanese principles of organization, simplicity, and mindful living. Through clear advice, step-by-step techniques, and useful exercises, the book helps readers transform their homes into more functional, harmonious, and easy-to-maintain spaces.
In addition to sharing strategies for sorting, organizing, and optimizing every area of the home, the book includes worksheets and inventory templates that allow readers to assess their belongings, plan organizational projects, and track their progress. Its hands-on approach makes the experience interactive, encouraging immediate application of the methods presented.
Based on the philosophy of keeping what adds value and letting go of what is unnecessary, The Japanese Organizing Method provides practical tools for creating a more organized home and a more balanced, efficient daily life.
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