12 Ways To Create Japandi Style In Your Home (2024)

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Set your table with dinnerware that exudes calm. This glazed semi porcelain plate in gloss grey is Hasami Porcelain to perfection, made using old world techniques with clay and crushed stone. The plates are simple in design yet highly functional as they are designed to be stackable and spill-proof.

Create a calming oasis for your dinner party guests with tableware and accessories in warm hues. The oval shape of these naturally woven abaca placemats provide a neutral backdrop for most styles of tableware and can either be dressed up for more formal affairs or down for more casual gatherings.

Everything about these long and lean silhouettes exude Scandinavian chic. Just one is as appealing as a grouping which is highly recommended for you your dining table centerpiece. They are made from New England Ash Wood, available in two sizes and varying hues; natural, grey and white. Candles sold separately.

If you feel like your living room is looking well a bit too linear then break it up with a shapely seat made (with plant fibers) by hand in Indonesia. Rattan has many applications due to its flexible nature so it can take on different shapes and forms, often appearing as lighting fixtures and storage baskets in Japandi-styled interiors.

If you haven’t already binged Marie Kondo’s show, “Sparking Joy” on Netflix then you probably should before you head to The Container Store where you will be tempted to buy Kondo’s full collection of goods. Even if you think you’ve mastered your WFH set up, desktop accessories like thisKocha Brown Shoji Bamboo Collator made from bamboo will get you on the right track both practically and aesthetically.

Form and function are two key elements of Japandi design, so how it looks is just as important as how it works in a space. Floyd’s modular bed frame is a great example as its easy to assemble, adjustable in size (with an expansion kit) and versatile enough to work in most settings. Depending on your color palette, it comes in two different wood grains, either birch plywood or walnut. And to further reduce clutter, additional under bed storage is optional.

If the more neutral palette of Japandi style feels too bland, you can add color using accessories that pick up the more vibrant earth tones like this ceramic pitcher in clay brown. The Novah pitcher can be used to hold a beverage or a colorful bouquet of seasonal flowers. Available in three sizes, all made by hand in India.

If you want to fully embrace the Japandi style, start by removing the clutter which means any nonessentials. Instead choose accessories that have visual appeal like this curvy pendant with smooth and elegant lines in alight oak wood finish. Its voluminous round shape will illuminate a sense of calm.

Outline your kitchen island with a row of these understated modern counter stools that are both practical and easy to clean. The durable steel base comes in a variety of four different finishes while the smooth contoured seat can be made from either solid ash or walnut wood.

This geometric glass pendant feels cutting edge with its clean lines and minimalist vibe. A pair of these would be suitably placed above a kitchen island or wooden dining table. The sculptural glass silhouette feels modern and very much aligned with the Japandi minimalistic approach. Available in aged brass, old bronze and polished nickel.

Plants are often seen in Japandi interiors as they naturally elicit a sense of calm and return to nature. This faux snake plant is situated in a cement pot with wooden legs as the base. Display this modern plant holder in a cozy corner or use it to add height to a grouping of greenery already in place.

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Well designed seating is an important component of a Japandi style dining room. This Kelsey Chair is covered in a pewter gray upholstery that effortlessly blends into a neutral palette while the bent wood frame is a nod to Scandinavian chic—available in a choice of natural ash or walnut stain depending on your color preference.