Well Being
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Smart tech's 'simplicity' hides hidden costs, challenging minimalism's well-being claims.
Despite marketing claims of simplifying daily life, the average smart home in the US now contains 15 connected devices, a threefold increase since 2019, according to the Statista Smart Home Report 202
Homeowners declutter living spaces for improved mental well-being
Mothers living in homes they described as 'cluttered' or full of 'unfinished projects' showed higher levels of the stress hormone cortisol, according to blog evidence.
Smart homes add stress; minimalism wins for well-being.
Even younger clients, typically early adopters, are reacting against the fragility and cognitive burden of digital systems, opting for 'dumb' homes over the latest smart tech.
How Decluttering Your Home Boosts Mental Well-being
For many, a cluttered home isn't just an eyesore; it's a constant, subconscious reminder of unfinished tasks, actively limiting the brain's ability to focus.
What Are Japanese Garden Design Principles for Tranquility?
A recent study found that groups who walked in the woods for a brief period showed a 20 percent improvement on memory tests, according to Japanesegarden .