KonMari'ing brought Jo-Rushdy (right) and her family to Malaysia two years ago. Photo: Spark Joy & Flow
“Does it spark joy?” is a question that the Japanese KonMari method of tidying encourages people to ask themselves, and that’s what the whole method centres around.
But, more than just a system of tidying, it’s a way of life, says Malaysia’s first certified KonMari consultant Rebecca Jo-Rushdy.
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Spark joy with KonMari
After organising the kitchen drawer, the KonMari way. Photo: Spark Joy & Flow
The KonMari method is something that the whole family can do. Jo-Rushdy demonstrates to her child how to fold properly. Photo: Spark Joy & Flow
KonMari'ing brought Jo-Rushdy (right) and her family to Malaysia two years ago. Photo: Spark Joy & Flow
Jo-Rushdy (left) in action, tidying a bookshelf. Photo: Spark Joy & Flow
Bookcase before tidying. Photo: Spark Joy & Flow
KonMari'ing your closet can help you save time in the mornings. Photo: Spark Joy & Flow
The KonMari way of folding clothes. Photo: Spark Joy & Flow
Bookcase after tidying. Photo: Spark Joy & Flow
Family is important to Jo-Rushdy (pictured with her husband and their two children). Photo: Spark Joy & Flow
Before organising the kitchen drawer the KonMari way. Photo: Spark Joy & Flow
Jo-Rushdy is Malaysia's first KonMari consultant. Photo: Spark Joy & Flow
Jo-Rushdy is very hands-on in bringing individuals and families through the KonMari method. Photo: Spark Joy & Flow
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