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Japandi Home Design Inspiration | Japandi Home Decor | And Then There Was Style

[@michelaprestigiovanni4914]

I love it all! I have my eyes on the Living/Room set because it is the most functional and beautiful. The first time I visited the store several years ago in Singapore.

[@lsol4888]

The first two pictures are my favorite but I love the Japanese style overall.

[@56music64]

I like, as far as Japandi goes, the cleaner lines, less boho, with good quality pieces of timber furniture. I don't mind a little bit of colour though

[@HomeDecor1011]

Thanks for sharing! I'm still trying to find what I "love" as far as the Japandi style... I'm leaning towards less boho like you though!

[@steleb1]

The living rooms and kitchens are just stunning! Have studied the Japandi, Wabisabi style a lot recently, out from a Contemporary Modern approach to implement in a villa project in Thailand Thailand I am working with at the moment. Finding your epodes quite interesting and inspiring!

[@valeriacoffee2970]

I love this look but would be hard to commit myself to it, it’s beautiful though.

[@yvettebeliard4783]

Très beaux styles... enfin, je vois qq tableaux aux murs qui cassent la monotonie des murs blancs. J'adore

[@oquocharlz]

The bed at 9:30 is similar to what I plan to make for my bedroom.

[@rolm7877]

Thought japandy darker colors then Scandinavian

[@veronicajensen7690]

Scandinavian can be dark, black is popular so is all wood colors from light to dark, and you can add the colors you like, it's about, mix old and new plus often mid century modern, the all white, beige light wood is just one style -often a romantic single woman -Japanese is with very low furniture,or sitting on the floor, often a lot of black and or wood, rice paper lamps, and often lacquered furniture or items -both styles are about less is more and celebrating the imperfect , in Japan it's more a zen thing like keep a broken plate, in Scandinavia it's showing off your kids rock or painting between your nice design not caring a thing about it not being perfect