You embraced hygge and mastered konmari; now meet Dostadning, or death cleaning: the Scandinavian art of shedding unnecessary things to make our lives as joyful as possible, at any age

Zusatztext Short, appealing and practical . . . A gentle acknowledgement of the fact that life is short and that you should truly treasure the things that really matter Informationen zum Autor Margareta Magnusson was born in Gothenburg in Sweden on New Year's Eve, somewhere between 80 and 100 years ago. She has worked for many years as an artist and has had her work exhibited as far afield as Singapore and Hong Kong. She has five children and is the author of D ö städning: The Gentle Art of Swedish Death Cleaning - now a major TV series narrated by Amy Poehler. Klappentext A Scandinavian take on the craze of eschewing joyless objects from interior space, derived from traditional Scandinavian practices of the elderly setting their affairs in order. Applicable across age groups. You embraced hygge and mastered konmari; now meet Dostadning, or death cleaning: the Scandinavian art of shedding unnecessary things to make our lives as joyful as possible, at any age Zusammenfassung You embraced hygge and mastered konmari; now meet Dostadning, or death cleaning: the Scandinavian art of shedding unnecessary things to make our lives as joyful as possible, at any age

Vorwort
You embraced hygge and mastered konmari; now meet Dostadning, or death cleaning: the Scandinavian art of shedding unnecessary things to make our lives as joyful as possible, at any age

Autorentext
Margareta Magnusson was born in Gothenburg in Sweden on New Year's Eve, somewhere between 80 and 100 years ago. She has worked for many years as an artist and has had her work exhibited as far afield as Singapore and Hong Kong. She has five children and is the author of Döstädning: The Gentle Art of Swedish Death Cleaning - now a major TV series narrated by Amy Poehler.

Klappentext

A Scandinavian take on the craze of eschewing joyless objects from interior space, derived from traditional Scandinavian practices of the elderly setting their affairs in order. Applicable across age groups.