33 Simple Gifts For Minimalists Who Definitely Don't Want "More Stuff"

A nanny's downtime is precious and she should spend it in the most relaxing way she can. With a Zeel at home massage, she'll bask in an hour of luxury in her own home, thanks to an expert masseuse. She'll get to choose the style of massage to best suit what ails her.

This wallet might remind you of a Bag of Holding from fantasy novels, it’s small in size but can fit an incredible amount of stuff. It’s got room for up to 12 cards and has a large cash pocket for your bills. Even when it’s stuffed, it still folds flat and fits in a pocket.

Upgrade the way you hydrate by adding the Reservoir to your kitchen countertop. This compact and sustainably made filtration system utilizes a special filter that lasts for up to 390 gallons and removes 10x the number of contaminants than other leading filters.

Don't make your friend choose which photo of your group they like the most, let them cycle through hundreds of photos with this 10" digital photo frame. It's WiFi-enabled and has gorgeous 1280x800 resolution and a touch screen interface.

Name something more clunky and space-consuming than an ironing board, we'll wait. That's why any self-proclaimed minimalist needs this Portable Clothes Cleaner. It takes up less closet space than a gallon of milk, is easy to use, and provides 10 minutes of continuous steam.

Keep your mixing bowls and your measuring cups all in one place with a clever set of plastic bowls that you'll never lose track of. The 9 piece set takes up barely any space at all in your closet and is easy to tell apart by both size and color.

Instead of keeping a zillion crappy cutting boards in a drawer somewhere, keep a low profile set on your counter with this nesting set. There are three in the set of progressively smaller sizes so cutting is a breeze. With a non-skid base, they'll keep you safe, too.

Avoid getting jabbed in the thighs with your keys by keeping them in the compact key holder. Unlike conventional keychains, this design allows your keys to be stored vertically within the holder so they stay organized and won’t create an unsightly bulge.

Cut down on waste and get the most from your bars of soap with this exfoliating soap saver pouch. Simply load it up with all your soap bits and lather away! The rough surface is also ideal for exfoliating skin and even reducing acne breakouts.

The Amazon Echo Dot is a hands-free, voice-controlled device that uses Alexa to play music, control smart home devices, make calls, send and receive messages, provide information, read the news, set alarms, and read audio books from Audible.

Add some modern, minimalist magic to a dude's bedside table with this mid-air magnetic balance lamp. The futuristic lamp turns on and off based on the location of the balls. When the bottom ball is lifted up, the light goes on, bathing the room in a warm light.

With a Kindle PaperWhite in their electronics arsenal, your minimalist friend can get rid of all their shelves and their books too, but never fear! They're all stored on the Kindle. The device holds thousands of books, is waterproof, lasts weeks on a single charge, and reads like real paper so viewing in the sun is not problem.

Travel Tetris gets a lot easier when you have a set of cubes to help you arrange things. This four-pack of water-resistant nylon cubes are each a different size so they'll fit any item and have a lid that zips to close. Bonus: use them as laundry bags on the way home.

The SOMA all-in-one brew bottle takes the hard work out of brewing the perfect cup of Joe. Ideal for cold brew, pour-over coffee, and tea, it boasts a stainless steel filter to keep out sediment along with double-walled insulation to keep you from burning yourself.

Don't let a forgotten cup of coffee throw a wrench in your winter plans, keep it warm with a smart mug. Ember allows you to program the temp of your beverage with your phone and it keeps it set there for up to 1.5 hours on its own or all day when on its charging coaster.

Bookshelves are so bulky, use shelves and the wall to your advantage. This floating shelf makes it look like the books are stuck to the walls all on their own. Is it magic? Is it sorcery? Who cares, it's really cool.

The road to serenity is paved with four-letter words. This journal will help you cut through the BS through a series of guided prompts and activities that contain a lot of swear words. By the time you're finished, you'll feel like a new f*cking person.

Declutter your life once and for all by learning the fine art of cleaning up. In “The Life Changing Magic of Tidying Up”, Japanese cleaning guru Marie Kondo demonstrates how to properly simplify and organize your home so that it remains clean.