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Japandi-Style Lighting
JAPAN MEETS SCANDIWhen Scandi chic meets Japanese interior design, something incredible happens: Japandi! By fusing the clean lines, shapes and feel-good atmosphere of Scandinavia with the rich colours, minimalist design and natural materials of Japan, you get a breathtaking new way to style your home.
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What is typical Japanese design? Less is more
Japanese design is famous for its ‘less is more’ approach. So, while you’ll find key pieces like sofas, armchairs, low tables and dressers in the Japandi range, you won’t find anything to clutter your living space. Less is definitely more.
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Which materials are used? Simply natural
Every piece in the Japandi range, like true Japanese design, is created from natural materials, including light and dark woods, bamboo, rattan, hemp and paper.
Natural materials. Natural beauty.
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What does the colour scheme look like? Complete harmony
When it comes to colour, Japandi combines black elements with cool metal tones to compliment the natural beiges, greens, aubergines and browns. And, with the addition of green plants, your harmonious Japanese-style home will be complete.
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What are its influences? Take it slow
Japandi is influenced by the ancient Japanese philosophy of Wabi-Sabi, a way of life which values slow-living, contentment and simplicity, and the Scandinavian practice of Hygge, which embraces comfort, cosiness and well-being.
These philosophies are perfectly expressed throughout the range's minimalist designs, flowing shapes and soft furnishings.
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Does Japandi work outside? Your peace garden
Quite simply; yes. With the addition of Japanese-style lamps, the clean lines of Scandinavian-inspired furniture and the colours of nature, taking Japandi outside will result in your own little peace garden.
