Top 10 Minimalist Blogs You Can Follow in 2026 to Simplify Your Life

Does your brain ever feel like a browser with 100 tabs open? Mine does. We live in a world that is loud, busy, and full of stuff. Everywhere you look, someone is trying to sell you the "next big thing" that will make you happy. But usually, buying more things just leads to more stress.

That is where minimalist living comes in. It isn't just about having white walls and one chair in your living room. It is about making room for what actually matters. If you are looking to clear the clutter and find some peace in 2026, reading about others who have done it is a great place to start.

Here are the top 10 minimalist blogs that are sharing the best decluttering tips and life advice right now.

1. The Minimalists

You might know Joshua and Ryan from their Netflix documentaries. They are the "rockstars" of this world. Their blog is perfect if you want to understand the deep reasons why we buy things we don't need. They write about how living with less stuff can help you live a more meaningful life.

2. Becoming Minimalist

Joshua Becker is a father who realized he was spending more time cleaning his garage than playing with his kids. His writing is very down-to-earth. He gives practical advice for families who want a minimalist lifestyle but still have kids with toys. It’s not about being perfect; it’s about owning less so you can live more.

3. Zen Habits

Leo Babauta has been writing for a long time, and his blog is one of the most peaceful places on the internet. He focuses on building good habits. If you want to learn how to be a minimalist in your mind—clearing out stress and anxiety—this is the blog for you.

4. Simple Life Path

This is a rising favorite for 2026. Simple Life Path focuses on aesthetic self-improvement and practical wellness. It feels very personal, like you are reading a diary from a friend who is figuring it out with you. The writer shares tips on how to build a capsule wardrobe and organize your day so you don't feel overwhelmed. It’s great if you want simple, easy-to-read advice on designing a life that looks good and feels calm.

5. Be More with Less

Courtney Carver started a challenge called "Project 333," where you dress with only 33 items for 3 months. Her blog is amazing for anyone tired of staring at a full closet and feeling like they have nothing to wear. She teaches you that sustainable living starts with what you already own.

6. Reading My Tea Leaves

If you care about the planet, you will love this one. Erin writes about living simply in a small space with a family. Her photos are beautiful, and she focuses a lot on sustainable minimalist living. She shows that you don't need a huge house to be happy; you just need to be intentional.

7. Break the Twitch

Anthony Ongaro writes about "the twitch"—that impulse to check your phone or buy something online just because you are bored. His blog helps you break those bad habits. It is perfect for digital minimalism and learning how to spend your money on experiences instead of things.

8. No Sidebar

This is a collection of stories from different writers. It’s all about designing a simple life. The articles are short and easy to read. They cover everything from mental clarity to organizing your kitchen. It’s a great morning read with your coffee.

9. Miss Minimalist

Francine Jay is the author of The Joy of Less. Her blog is very practical. She has a simple method: remove, streamline, and organize. If you are looking for a step-by-step guide to cleaning your house, her old archives are still some of the best on the web.

10. The Spruce (Organization Section)

While The Spruce covers a lot of topics, their organization and cleaning sections are top-tier. They give you exact "how-to" guides. If you need to know the best way to fold a sheet or organize a junk drawer, they have the answer.