Little Living

In a world that increasingly celebrates the hustle, the art of slow mornings is quietly making a comeback. As someone who has juggled the chaos of daily life with a demanding job, school runs, and everything in between, I’ve learned that mornings don’t have to be a mad rush.

Ah, the entryway. Often neglected, yet the very first thing you and your guests encounter upon entering your home. It's the area that sets the tone, and let's face it, we've all been guilty of letting it become slightly chaotic—a dumping ground for shoes, coats, mail, and who knows what else.

You know those moments when you walk into your home after a long day, hoping for solace, but instead find your senses overwhelmed? This flood of stimuli can be attributed to our living environments often stacked with choices we've made, perhaps unknowingly, that contribute to an overstimulating space. In a cozy corner like Tiny Bit Life, where we believe in the power of small, manageable changes, let's explore how your home might be overstimulating you and the subtle tweaks you can make to find that peace and calm you've been longing for.