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The “wabi-sabi” aesthetic is just an excuse for lazy, unfinished decor — yes or no?
As minimalist and slow-living trends clash with rising housing costs, the line between intentional simplicity and neglect has never blurrier. Cast your vote and share your take on whether wabi-sabi is philosophy or excuse.
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