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Meaningful living within your meansWabisabi is about appreciating the simple and letting go of the superficialthe perfect antidote for a society in recovery from a decadeslong consumerist binge. In 2004 The WabiSabi House helped popularize this ancient Japanese philosophy in North America. Simply Imperfect is a fully revised and updated edition of The WabiSabi House aimed at moving past our belief in life, liberty, and the pursuit of stuff to finding beauty in austerity, serenity, and authenticity.Far more than home decor, wabisabi is a state of mind: living modestly in the moment, stripping away the unnecessary, and finding satisfaction in everyday things. Simply Imperfect recounts wabisabi's rich history, tracing it from its Zen Buddhist roots through to the present day. This beautifullyillustrated book reveals ways to introduce wabisabi into your home such as: Clearing clutter and blocking noise Integrating salvaged and recycled materials Making and growing things yourself (or supporting local artisans who do) Taking time and space for selfreflectionWabisabi is everything that today's sleek, plastic, technologysaturated culture isn't. Simply Imperfect asks readers to see that massproduced perfection is seductive but boring. This gentle book is for anyone who is overwhelmed by consumerism or whose focus has shifted from getting more to getting by.Robyn Griggs Lawrence is editorinchief of Natural Home magazine and a prolific writer and speaker on topics ranging from green building and ecological design to organic gardening. She has been instrumental in introducing the Japanese philosophy of wabisabi to a Western audience.
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