Style Guide: Japandi

What's Japandi??
Minimalist with a touch of elegance and bring nature indoors this unique blended style! 🌿
This blend of Japanese and Scandinavian design is all about creating a simple and functional space with a focus on natural materials, clean lines, neutral colors, and minimal clutter. 🌱
With its focus on wood, natural light, and plants, Japandi style is calming and stylish. 🔆
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[@taliahblair91]

i always use this style in sims, love it!

[@ivorihome2889]

Hi Taliah, that's awesome! Japandi style is indeed a popular choice for creating a harmonious and minimalist aesthetic. Feel free to take inspiration from our Japandi collection to bring that same serene vibe into your real-life space!

[@kabob21]

Note that Japandi style accessories and furniture is very expensive but you can probably tell just from looking at it.

[@ivorihome2889]

Thank you for appreciating Japandi style! While some Japandi accessories and furniture can be expensive, we offer a range of options to suit different budgets. Feel free to explore our collection for affordable pieces that embody the essence of Japandi design. ✨

[@thissunchild]

It doesn't have to be. Second hand furniture is the way to go.

[@marlonitzep2653]

Temu is a great option

[@SirMopy]

@@marlonitzep2653 never ever use temu..... gosh you people need to inform yourselves...

[@austinlea847]

I personally blend traditional French and Japanese styles.
I call it, Japench lol

[@SirMopy]

that's fking great :D

[@anashappydays]

My favorite style ❤

[@anashappydays]

My favorite style ❤ At least living in Scandinavia I am half way there 😂

[@thissunchild]

That's my style 🙇🏾‍♀️

[@xxxpandaxxxae]

Looks like there’s some mid century modern elements in some of the pictures but not surprising because mid century leans heavily towards natural woods

[@stefv.w.1177]

I am trying to combine mid century and Japandi in my interior. They are very compatible ;)

[@chinnyb4942]

I'm in love. Can japandi include grey interior with blue accent

[@MariaJoseGuzman-qg2un]

That's My style. Japandi since I first got to know It. I just can't afford it yet unfortunately

[@marlonitzep2653]

Temu

[@cchoi108]

We've all heard of it

[@criostoirashtin11]

Scanapan is better