Kurashi at Home How To Organize Your Space And Achieve Your Ideal life

Marie Kondo’s Kurashi at Home: How to Organize Your Space and Achieve Your Ideal Life expands the KonMari method beyond decluttering. Rather than asking only, “What kind of home do I want?”, Marie Kondo encourages readers to ask, “What kind of life do I want to live each day?” The Japanese word kurashi roughly means “way of life” or an ideal way of spending one’s time. Kondo presents the home as a practical support for that larger vision. The book guides readers to clarify their priorities, identify what brings joy and meaning, release possessions and habits that no longer serve them, and organise spaces around the routines they want to sustain. It includes prompts and reflections on morning and evening rituals, work, relationships, creativity, meals, hosting, and creating calm, functional rooms. The 224-page illustrated guide contains more than 100 photographs and builds on the question at the heart of Kondo’s earlier work “Does this spark joy?” by applying it not only to possessions but also to actions, environments, and everyday choices. It was published in the United States by Ten Speed Press on 15 November 2022; a UK edition was published by Pan Macmillan on the same date.