Good design takes shape long before the paint swatches, it begins the moment you start packing for your big move...

There’s something unexpectedly artistic about packing. On the surface, it’s repetitive, cardboard boxes, tape, labels. But if you step back for a moment, you’ll see it’s also editing your life like a designer trims unnecessary detail from a perfect composition. As you wrap dishes in paper or fold clothes into neat stacks, you’re making design decisions, deciding what deserves space in your new world.

Interior designers often say that good design begins with subtraction. It’s not what you add that creates beauty; it’s what you leave out. Packing follows the same rule. The pieces you choose to bring carry visual and emotional weight. Each item that stays behind frees up room for air, for creativity, for calm.