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fromYanko Design - Modern Industrial Design News
1 day ago

5 Japanese-Scandinavian Homes and Furnitures To Inspire Your Own Zen Spaces - Yanko Design

In our fast-paced world, the idea of having less has never felt so relevant. Japandi champions a mindful approach to minimalism, moving away from sterile, empty spaces towards ones that are uncluttered yet inviting. It is all about curating your belongings, keeping only what is essential and brings you joy or serves a purpose, thereby reducing visual noise and mental clutter.
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fromDesign Milk
6 days ago

A Gurugram Apartment That Brings Coastal Spirit to the City

A 3,600-square-foot Gurugram apartment blends Japandi minimalism and Boho textures to evoke Goa's coastal vacation vibe through natural materials, pastel palette, and Vaastu balance.
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fromApartment Therapy
1 week ago

This Small Kyiv Apartment Feels Much Bigger than It Is - Thanks to Giant Mirrors

A 484-square-foot Kyiv apartment uses abundant natural light, reconfigured layout, and Japandi design to create calm, functional, and spacious living despite wartime damage.
fromApartment Therapy
1 month ago

You Can Create a Wabi-Sabi-Inspired Storage Shelf Without Any Tools

Arthur Braud, one of the brains behind antique store My Modern Oasis, recently posted a wabi-sabi-inspired shelf DIY that cost less than $100. In the Instagram video, Braud builds the four-leveled wood, earthy shelf from the ground up and decorates it with objects. The shelves are made of dark wood, and the side columns are gorgeous gray stones. It feels like it's straight out of a Japandi brand, and it's perfect for an organic-modern aesthetic.
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fromApartment Therapy
3 months ago

The One Japandi Design Rule That Truly Brings This Style to Life

Japandi style blends Japanese and Scandinavian influences, emphasizing minimalism, natural materials, and a serene atmosphere.
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