33 Quotes by Francine Jay

If a certain item is really that special, display it proudly in the house; it’s not proving anything to anyone stashed away in the basement.

He who knows he has enough is rich.

When we live minimally, we live more mindfully.

Is it really worth the environmental consequences to send a mango, or a mini skirt, on a three-thousand-mile journey?

The problem: we put more value on our stuff than on our space.

Anything you use often, and which truly adds value to your life, is a welcome part of a minimalist household.

In our quest to become minimalists, we want to reduce the amount of things in our homes that require our care and attention.

Happiness is wanting what we have.

Have nothing in your houses that you do not know to be useful or believe to be beautiful.” It’s.