Money & frugal livingMinimalistFeastWe Sleep on the Floor… Here’s Why

We Sleep on the Floor… Here’s Why

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Published Jul 18, 2026, 1:00 PM · 2mo ago

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MinimalistFeast
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Description

Living without furniture wasn’t supposed to last this long. Five years later, we’re still sleeping on a mattress on the floor, cooking with very little, and enjoying a simple home with only what we truly need. In this video, I’m sharing why we keep choosing this lifestyle, answering the most common question about mold under the mattress, and explaining why every time we buy furniture… I end up selling it. Minimalism isn’t about owning nothing. It’s about owning what actually adds value to your life. If you’ve ever wondered what it’s really like to live without furniture, this video is for you. What would be the hardest piece of furniture for you to give up? #minimalism #minimalist #simpleliving #intentionalliving #frugalliving #minimalisthome #slowliving #declutter #livingwithless #minimalistlifestyle
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minimalismminimalistminimalist lifestylesleeping on the floorfloor mattressno bedno couchliving without furnitureextreme minimalismsimple livingintentional livingfrugal livingamerican minimalismminimalist apartmentempty apartment

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