Japandi style is a hybrid style. Its a combination of Scandinavian style and Japnese aesthetics.
This style brings the modern flair of Scandinavian style and the traditional aesthetics of Japanese interior style. The Scandinavian style originated in the Nordic countries and Japanese interiors in japan.
Although they are two worlds apart, the principles that they follow are similar.
Both of them emphasize the principle of minimalism.
It emphasizes creating spaces that are function-driven.
They both use minimalistic decor and use a handful of statement pieces.
Simplicity is the ultimate form of sophistication.
- Leonardo da Vinci
Colour palette
Colours used in Japadi style are neutral, muted tones like beige, taupe, oatmeal and stone. Avoid bright colours or white. Greys and black can be used as accents in this style. This style also focuses on the spiritual aspect and abstract assets like five elements of nature water, air, nature, sky and earth.
Materials
Use natural materials to bring out this style in this space. Pale coloured woods and natural fibre rugs can be used while designing this space. The best choice would be oak wood, mahogany, and wenge. oak is the best material in wood to bring out the style.
Low height Furniture
Use of low height furniture that is 1.5 to 2 times lower than usual. Since low height furniture is a common trend in Japenese interior style. This can be embodied in the Japndi style, which will give a traditional touch to it.
Minimalism
Minimalism principle is adopted in this style. It advocates zero - clutter and hence Japandi style is suited for smaller open spaces. multifunctional furniture can be used in this style and it is the best suited for Japandi style. They also emphasize clean lines.
Statement pieces
Since this style is function-driven. Decor is given less importance, use simple functional pieces to style the space. Japadi style influenced by Japanese interiors uses a lot of vases and screens.
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