In the time of too much, enough is space – space to pause, to breathe, to simply be. It’s clarity in essentials: one line, one form, one quiet moment. Enough isn’t about adding more but choosing what holds weight, what creates balance between material, light, and shadow. It’s when a place speaks softly yet with intention, allowing people to move and feel belonging without noise or clutter. Enough is designing with care, restraint, and purpose – not indulgence. It’s allowing what remains to carry meaning, presence, and dignity. In excess, enough is what lets us return to ourselves.
Soyploy Phanich, Interior Designer
Studio Krubka, Thailand
This contribution is part of our ongoing survey “TOO MUCH? What is just enough?” where we collect personal reflections on excess and balance in life, architecture and design. We are gathering diverse, thought-provoking answers that will help shape future discussions and content.
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