ASEAN Hive Community Challenge: Tour of the Bedroom, Transitioning to Become Minimalist

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leannwithdoublen398.277 hours agoPeakD5 min read

Hello, how are you? This past month, I rarely organized my bedroom, which resulted from a lack of motivation to work properly. The things I love to do are forgotten already. I used to question why people love to stay in their rooms the whole day without meeting a friend, or just going out to unwind.

Now I know why, I get more and more comfortable with myself in my room. They say that your room reflects who you are, whether it is clean or organized. I used to love to hoard, or couldn't let go of things that were not needed to be kept. One time I saw a post about living a minimalist life, and at first I questioned why their room was so empty LOL.

This past few months, I've been fighting for my life to let go of the things that needed to be forgotten, and I am on my way to that. Just a little time that will come. So, for this blog, I will show a room tour.

Let's Start the Tour!

My Very Red Bed:

Starting with my bed, one of my besties in my room, I love how comfy it makes me feel, and whenever I feel tired, working on the bed is just beside my working table, and boom! And I make sure I have a rosary hanging beside it to protect me from moo moo~ and my precious eye mask, which I love to use because sunlight blinds my sensitive eyes.

First Workspace:

Next is my working table for my laptop and drawing tablet. This is where I draw and edit my blogs. I love a warm light lamp beside my working space. I don't know, it just calms me whenever I turn it on. And then on my right side are my earphones when I don't want any distraction, and then my 8-year-old Bluetooth speaker that I can't live without, and then the external hard drive my brother gifted to me years ago, and then the glasses I bought for like $2 that I don't use LOL and then there is the pen of my tablet and the gloves I rarely use it LOL it is full of dust now.

Second Workspace:

Here is my second workspace for my hobbies and crafts. This place where I drew and painted the commission I did before. Before, I only used the working space I used for my laptop, and it was a hassle to remove it and then put it back again in its place. So I saw this round table outside that is not in use, so I decided to put it in my room, and yeah, I like it, it is easy to work from one to another. Having a lot of hobbies is tiring sometimes, but good at the same time. If you're tired of one hobby, you can jump to another, in so on, LOL

3 Tier Trolley:

As I said earlier, I have a lot of hobbies, so a lot of hobbies equals to need for a lot of space. I don't have a lot of space in my room, so I needed to invest in a 3-tier trolley, which saves me a lot of space and is convenient too.

3 Tier Hanging Shelf:

If you have a small room like me, you need this hanging 3-tier shelf. My mom suggested that I have this, and my dad built it for me. This is where I put my storage box for my hobbies, and then my dad's helmets, too, LOL. You don't have to move things on the floor while cleaning, which saves me time and energy.

Dresser, Mini Storage, Invisible Guitar:

Next is my 4-tier plastic dresser. When I was still young, I still had it with me, LOL it used to be green, but I painted it black, but you can still see some of the green, LOL, and then I still have this mini storage and file storage for my hobbies again, LOL. And as you can see, my guitar that I rarely use blends in with my dresser, LOL.

Hanging Hook, EFan, Hanging Metal:

Next is the door and the hanging thing where I hang my backpack that my brother gave me for my birthday, and my casual bag. These two are the only things I used. And then the electric fan I use beside it is where I hang my towel.

Mini Art Museum:

For this final tour, is my mini art museum, LOL, just kidding, these are the portraits I painted before when I was still learning how to paint. I added that so the easel will not feel lonely hehe. I used to have a lot of paintings on my wall, but due to organizing and painting my walls, I removed them.