How to Create an Analog Home
An analog home doesn’t need to look like 1973. It just needs to give you more reasons to interact with your space than to sit inside it scrolling.
Live life and collect your moments
There's a story in almost everything—a dinner improvised, a cleaning hack put to the test, a song that lingers, or a moment I just can't shake. I share these experiences with honesty, curiosity, and a little humour, because everyday life deserves more than a passing glance.
An analog home doesn’t need to look like 1973. It just needs to give you more reasons to interact with your space than to sit inside it scrolling.
Living more intentionally doesn’t mean declaring war on technology. Sometimes it simply means making sure your phone isn’t getting the best hours of your day.
I’m not giving up my phone or pretending the internet was a terrible invention. I just want some parts of life to happen without a screen in the middle.
From choosing my starter locs to surviving the mistakes, finding a routine and figuring out what actually works—this is where the whole journey comes together.
I wanted the marks gone without turning a simple cleaning experiment into an unexpected repainting project.
I deliberately let the grime build around the base of my toilet for this cleaning experiment. Then it was time to see whether Dawn and warm water could bring the area back.
The leftover cleaning solution from my bathroom sink experiment still had another job to do—and this grimy plastic hose was next.
One pour, one flush, and suddenly my bathroom smelled so fresh that I started flushing again just because I could.
A 15-minute vinegar soak and a toilet brush were all it took to restore my toilet bowl to the condition it was in when I got it.
My bathroom experiment had already tackled the rust. Now it was time to see what was hiding beneath the grime.
My bathroom cleaning experiment started with a stubborn challenge—but a surprisingly simple solution.