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New Minimalism by Cary Telander Fortin and Kyle Louise Quilici
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New Minimalism by Cary Telander Fortin and Kyle Louise Quilici
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Jan 02, 2018 | ISBN 9781632171320

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“Part therapy and part interior design, it’s just the thing to dive into as we seek inspiration for calm and order in the new year.”
—San Francisco Chronicle

“This is minimalism for the rest of us…[a] more practical take on the less-is-more lifestyle [that is] more about ending the cycle of “busy” than creating a perfect house.”
—The Washington Post

“Fortin, who holds a degree in psychology, and Quilici, who studied interior design, have developed a system based on self-examination that is designed to aid those endeavoring to eliminate too many possessions. … Using these guidelines may finally provide the means necessary for those struggling to live a clutter-free life.”
—Library Journal

“Cary Telander Fortin and Kyle Louise Quilici—decluttering professionals with backgrounds in psychology and interior design—delve into why we accumulate so many things, and they offer practical, easy-to-adapt strategies for decluttering and changing habits.”
—Houzz

“The authors of New Minimalism reveal how your emotional style relates to the possessions you keep—and how you can finally get past it.”
—Oprah

“With an emphasis on conservation and meaningful reuse, Quilici and Fortin share their fuss-free tips for a stylish, streamlined home.”
Sunset Magazine

“Clean up your act in your home’s trickiest spots with these smart strategies.”
—Rachael Ray Every Day

“Authors Cary Telander Fortin and Kyle Louise Quilici can help you get your house in streamlined, stylish order.”
—The Florida Times-Union

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