Slow Living: What does Slow Living actually mean?

We run, fly, and scroll a lot. Sound familiar? You spend an entire Saturday tidying your house, but it still feels restless. Often, it's not the clutter, but simply too much stuff. That's precisely why more and more people are choosing Slow Living .

What is Slow Living?

Slow Living is all about slowing down, living more mindfully, and savoring the little things. No busy schedules, no unnecessary clutter – just space. Space in your head, your day, and your interior. Sound vague? It doesn't have to be. It's just a down-to-earth way of saying: "Slow down and make it cozy."

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Slow Living in your interior

A Slow Living interior is characterized by natural materials, soft colors, and accessories that bring tranquility. Think of a soothing scented candle in the evening, or a wooden bowl that makes your fruit look even more beautiful each morning.

Living more consciously and slower

Living more consciously and more slowly also means taking a critical look at what you bring into your home. You don't have to follow new trends every season. Instead, choose timeless items that tell a story, like a handmade candlestick or a decorative storage jar that will last for years.

Mindful interior: living with attention

A mindful interior doesn't mean cluttering your home with things that just "belong," but rather choosing a few items that truly bring you joy. For example: a vase that always brings a smile, or a tray you use and admire every day.

Natural colours and materials

Nothing says Slow Living quite like natural colors and materials . Think sandy tones, warm woods, and ceramics. Colors that aren't loud, but rather calming. A beige wall is more soothing than bright neon pink (unless, of course, you want to wake up every morning feeling like you're in a nightclub 😉).

Want more inspiration for styling your interior? Check out our interior inspiration blog next week!

Conclusion

Slow living isn't a trend, it's a way of life. With conscious choices, natural materials, and unique accessories, you can make your interior more peaceful and personal. Start small—put a handmade tea light holder in instead of a plastic one—and experience the difference.