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Many summer lovers would prefer soaking up the sun than organizing. However, this KonMari x Paravel collaboration with Marie Kondo might “spark joy” in tidying up. It genuinely keeps your things together, and you’ll be glad to come home to a mess-free space after the beach.
Paravel already offers stellar packing cubes and this Marie Kondo collaboration elevates the organizing to another level. Shoppers will stumble upon the brand’s Packing Cube Quad, designed with the collab logo. In addition, however, the brand debuts the KonMari x Paravel Storage Cube as a new product. Not to mention, this brand link-up is sustainable and made from plastic bottles.
KonMari x Paravel Storage Cube, $65
KonMari x Paravel Packing Cube Quad, $65
This quad, crafted from 16 post-consumer water bottles, allows you to pack away everything from sweaters to small blankets. In the quad, you get one Large Packing Cube, one Medium Packing Cube and two Small Packing Cubes. Plus, the set reads a quote from Kondo herself: “The question of what you want to own is actually the question of how you want to live your life.”
When your stuff is in order, coming home feels more like a welcome home.
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