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Exploring the Harmony of Japandi Style and Emerging Interior Design Trends with Rory James Carter
Japandi design marries the timeless elegance of Japanese aesthetics with the minimalistic functionality of Scandinavian style. Think serene, simplistic environments with an emphasis on natural materials and craftsmanship. Your home is your haven and Japandi inspired pieces enhance tranquillity.
Things to note about Japandi design:
There is an emphasis on simplicity and purpose. Every piece of furniture and decor should have a clear function, without clutter. The design ethos revolves around creating spaces that are both beautiful and practical. Invest in a few high-quality pieces rather than filling your space with many items.
Natural materials take centre stage. Wood and natural fibres are central to creating an authentic Japandi look. These materials not only add warmth and texture to a space but also create a calming connection to nature.
A neutral colour palette is essential. Think whites, beiges, soft greys and muted earth tones. These colours help to create a calm, cohesive environment. Don’t be afraid to mix in darker elements like black or deep brown to create contrast and depth in your design.
Japandi design values high-quality craftsmanship. Furniture pieces are often handmade or crafted with a keen attention to detail, ensuring they are both durable and beautiful.
At Kave Home, you’ll find modern pieces that perfectly complement the Japandi aesthetic.
The Jeanette solid teak wood table collection, with its minimalist design and natural finish, is an ideal choice for a Japandi-inspired living room. Pair it with the Blok beige 3-seater sofa for comfortable yet stylish seating. For dining spaces, the Sabolla solid teak armchair combines simplicity with natural materials, enhancing the serene ambiance that Japandi design is known for.
New collection Zen Balance, encapsulates the Japandi design ethos perfectly with a blend of Scandinavian simplicity and Japanese inspired style.
Featured range the Mailen collection, represents history, craftwork and long-lasting design as a timber masterpiece. The Nebai Dining Chair combines the elegance of solid oak in a natural finish with the trendy appeal of textured yet soft fibre.
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Give a second life to your used furniture, mattresses, comforters and pillows. When you want to get rid of them, if they are in good condition, you can give them to a structure of the Social and Solidarity Economy, near your home. Otherwise, you can drop them off at the waste collection center in the dumpster dedicated to used furniture.
Collected in the Eco-mobilier skips, these products are sent to sorting centers where the materials are separated by flow (wood, scrap metal, plastic...) to be transformed into new recycled raw materials and used to manufacture other products or to be recovered in the form of energy to be used as fuel in cement plants.
Find all the collection points to give/throw away your used furniture, close to your home on eco-mobilier.fr
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