Japandi dark wood

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Minimalist modern house in Amsterdam, wooden cabinets Profile from ReformCPH, lamps Louis Poulsen and Artwork Edith Beurskens

A fusion of Japanese and Scandinavian aesthetics, Japandi style embraces minimalism and functionality, characterised by clean lines, natural materials, and a neutral colour palette. The spaces are designed to evoke a sense of tranquility and simplicity, with an emphasis on light, space, and natural elements. Furniture pieces are low-profile and crafted from wood, while decor elements include organic textures and soft fabrics, creating a harmonious and serene environment that promotes…

In the domain of Japandi kitchen design, the pursuit of serenity takes form in wood, stone, and light. This gallery showcases spaces where the minimalist

Norm Architects and Keiji Ashizawa Design designed the mid-century modern-informed interior by using muted dark tones and warm natural materials.

Japandi recently made its way to the interior design scene, but what exactly is this new trend? Japandi is a combination of Scandinavian design and Japanese minimalism. You can find our blog post on Scandinavian Interior Design here. Although both design trends come from completely different regions, they have a lot in common, making it the perfect hybrid style.

I've long admired Belgian design brand Ethnicraft's pared-back, timeless pieces. Here's a look at its latest collection...