Eco + Minimalist Bedrooms To Dream About

In my endeavour to live a more minimalist lifestyle, I'm currently going through all of my possessions and downsizing where I can.

It has really got me questioning, why on earth do I have so much stuff?! Some items are easy enough to pass on to a new home, but others are much trickier. What do you do with items that you rarely use, but have sentimental value? Will I regret getting rid of something now, and wish for it down the track?

And then there's perhaps the worst part - how do I ensure the item doesn't just end up in landfill? Second hand stores receive so many donations nowadays, that they have to ship many items overseas to developing nations (where it often crushes local clothing manufacturers), or they just put items straight in the bin. Yikes!

This downsizing process just further affirms the idea in my head that we need to think so carefully before buying new things. Buy less, choose well. It's such a simple, but important rule to follow. I previously wrote a post on how to have a more ethical wardrobe, which includes several tips for you.

But anyway, on to today's topic..

I'm currently cleaning out and re-styling my bedroom, so I've been looking up inspiration on minimalistic and eco bedroom interiors. Some are so beautiful that I really had to share them with you. What do you think of them? What do you love about your own bedroom?

xx Henrietta



All image credits via Pinterest, here.

By Henrietta

Henrietta is the 'daughter' half of the Future King & Queen mother-daughter duo, and is the face you'll find in front of a camera. She strives to live gently on this earth, and to make the world a kinder, fairer place.

Henrietta is a recent graduate with a degree in Commerce + a diploma in French, and has a passion for using business skills to drive positive social change. She works in ethical fashion, and is also a model for ethical and sustainably minded brands (drop her a line here if you'd like to work with her). 

After being vegetarian for many years, and gradually transitioning towards veganism, she attended a panel discussion 2 years ago on the dairy industry (held by Voiceless). From then on, it made complete sense to commit to a fully vegan lifestyle, as a way of being compassionate towards animals, the environment and people.

It was then a natural progression to consider the impacts of her other daily decisions, and so her interest in ethical fashion and sustainably minded living in general was born.

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