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Tidycore Makes a Real Mess
Very curious about your thoughts on this 🤔
Is our search for authenticity and community giving wellness a rebrand? Even Marie Kondo has given up on tidying up so much! 🤷🏻‍♀️
Diving deep into the chaotic visuals that are taking over the internet. Revisiting our messy rooms report, going Down... See more
aguspanzoniinstagram.comEagle-eyed creators like Valois and Ashcraft believe the trend reflects a rejection of Minimalism and productivity culture, while signaling a desire for depth, humor and human messiness—the kind that resists optimization.
As Valois put it: "It's not just aesthetic fatigue; it's cultural realignment."
As Valois put it: "It's not just aesthetic fatigue; it's cultural realignment."
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To escape this negative spiral, tidy by category, not by place.