MINIMALISM VS MAXIMALISM | Eclectic Decor & Overstimulation | TikTok Brain Trending

Did you all spot the 10 differences in the background 😂 I like to consider this a practice of concentration 😂 Rather Ironic, that I then had my own concentration tested 😂 That is, people in the hotel windows 🪟 looking over at me, filming me and waving at me 😂 👋🏻 Also Side Note: I’ve made some tweaks to the new intro & Outro screen for the next video… since doing these ones. 😊

Great toughts😊 my parents would call me an extreme minimalist, but i dont feel like i’m there yet. Still feel like i have too much stuff. Good point about mental health and minimalism. Very much relate to that🌼

Great video, as always. Only spotted 6 background changes: 1.plant moved from shelf to radiator. 2. cushion left the couch. 3. plant back up on shelf and something replaced it on the radiator (looks like a bar of chocolate ..... but then I've been intermittent fasting since 1st January, so everything looks like a bar of chocolate 😂😂😂) 4. something appeared on to of hallway mirror. 5. tablet/phone holder removed from radiator. 6. note appeared on hallway mirror. I shall watch again to try to find the rest, but my attention span is only 18 seconds at a time, so it may take a while 😂😂😂 I am a full-time carer of my 90 year old mother, who won't throw anything away. "We had rationing in t'war ya know" (Yorkshire accent required as my parents were from Leeds). Gradually getting her to let things go using Swedish Death Cleaning method. Keep up the great work. I love your videos. They are a nice piece of calm in an overwhelming life. Watching from Napier, New Zealand (my parents immigrated in the 60's). You are an inspiration. ❤❤❤

I am a minimalist but there are ways to create a unified aesthetic in a maximalist space so that the effect is luxurious cosiness without the frenetic feeling. Using color as a unifying element, grouping similar objects together, using similar materials in diferetn shades (wood finishes), gallery style picture wall but with images in a similar color, generally grouping objects so that they are both individual pieces but the group becomes experientially one item.

I’m a maximalist and love colour and art and I barely spend money on buying stuff for space. I’m a student and work part time so I can’t afford to 😆 I currently rent a room which contains everything I own as prior to that I lived on a narrowboat for a year and had downsized for that after splitting with my ex. I don’t have a lot of stuff but display my books and treasured trinkets along with shells, pebbles, fir cones and other nature finds and my own artwork and photos. If I do want to switch it up I change the artwork and rearrange things 😊 Reading this is probably frying your brain 😂

Great topic

Nice playful one 😀👍

Mr. Plant moved at 6:30

Earings, cushion, plant on left, note on mirror, something ontop of mirror, 3 different objects on radiator, ring.light in ball way. Think that makes 10? I wouldn't of got the ring or light though if I hadn't pre read this xx

I think that maximalist room would give me a headache! What bothers me is our "throwaway" culture where we're encouraged to consume and then, if we don't like something, we can 'just' discard it. There seems to be little concern for the resources we use - and certainly, I've taken them for granted so I'm not perfect. Since being more mindful about what I purchase, it's highlighted to me how much I used to waste.

I spotted the mirror, lights on then off behind you (or moved either side of mirror), projector moved, plant moved, another item on the shelf behind you, cushion gone, ring on your finger

Would love if you would do a review of Fumio Sasaki's book "Goodbye Things".

I'm not good at noticing the differences cause i have to stare at you to make sure i hear everything. Haha. I don't watch shorts typically.. they are not my style. I love making shorts to entertain others though.