Is "Fridgescaping" Another Symptom of Our Increasingly Polarizing Times?
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"Surprisingly, I never thought anybody would care about my refrigerator," says Lynzi Judish, a TikTok creator who posts content about "decorating, organizing, and romanticizing" her home. Judish represents a growing trend among millennials and Gen Z'ers who are intentionally curating and decorating their fridges as a form of self-expression. This unexpected interest shows how personal spaces can be transformed into platforms for creativity and sharing, significantly influencing home trends online.
The recent spark for ‘fridgescaping’ can be traced back to a post on Reddit’s "Am I the Asshole?" where user Icy-Shelter9897 discussed his wife’s new hobby of decorating their fridge. The post ignited debates about the validity of such trends in households and the emotional bonds tied to personal interests, highlighting reactions from concerned partners and the sometimes humorous clash between practicality and personal joy.
As Kristen Moonjian, director of home and lifestyle, explains, "For some participants of this trend, it's about organizing the fridge with decorative containers and creating an appealing space that reflects their personal aesthetic." This displays a broader trend where home organization mixes with aesthetic appeal, allowing individuals to create unique environments that resonate with their identities. The intersection of functionality and beauty promotes mental well-being and satisfaction.
Read at Architectural Digest
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