Infinitely increasing "tableware". Why was it possible to reduce it to the limit? (ESSE-online) --Yahoo! News

Fumi, a minimalist and organizing and storage advisor, proposes tips for living simply and comfortably. This time, I would like to talk about "tableware", which many ESSE online readers like. We asked Mr. Fumi, who was able to reduce the number of infinitely increasing vessels to the extent that they fit in a small storage case, about tips for carefully selecting vessels and tips for not increasing them. All the tableware that this has!

Let go of the consciousness of "I have to buy" so as not to increase the number of vessels

How do you store tableware? At my home, I used to worry that the number of vessels would continue to increase so much that they would overflow from a large cupboard, but by quitting "something", I can now let go of the cupboard.

● Every day I bought it everywhere I went because of the feeling of hunger that I didn't have enough tableware.

If you were buying a vessel while traveling, it would be a huge number

When I lived in a 78m2 two-story single-family rented house with two people, it was equipped with a large cupboard with a slightly antique atmosphere. With a large size of 180 cm in height with double doors, fortunately we have been increasing the number of tableware. It was the timing when I moved from where I was living alone and started living with two people, so I was enthusiastic to review the 100 plates that I had used together and gradually increase my favorite ones. is. This feeling is so exciting that I should buy tableware everywhere I go. If you travel to some city, you will usually find folk art rooted in that area, and various kiln vessels are on sale. A large plate of Onta ware that was fascinated by the pattern produced by the flying plane, a bowl with an interesting painting, a bowl of a Desai kiln with a beautiful glaze like space, a bowl of Yachimun with a cute pattern ... I was attracted to a certain vessel and bought vessels and cutlery every time I visited. Around this time, I even thought, "If you travel, you have to buy the local vessels as souvenirs for yourself." The souvenir was a must. With this kind of purchase, the bowls swelled up and finally overflowed from the cupboard that I thought was so big. At that time, there was an event to review the vessel. It is a move from a house. At that time, rent subsidies were available for a limited number of years, but I decided to move because that period was over. I was trying to keep my rent down by moving to a house smaller than a single house, but most homes aren't furnished. I found an apartment with a nice sunny view at 1LDK and decided to move here, but faced the problem of what to do with the cupboard. Of course, you can no longer rely on the built-in cupboard. Buying a new cupboard would be a big expense, so I decided to review the tableware I had in it.

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