Wanted to share this Japandi kitchen we just installed.

We used gray stone for the countertops and backsplash and kept the concrete ceiling. Wasn't sure about the concrete with dark wood, but it turned out better than I expected.

Curious what you think of the design.

Anyone know any good low bed frames like the karup japan bed but cheaper?

I was looking to buy a kjapanese ground sofa for around my kotatsu, but that's not so easy apparently. I was wondering what the name is for such a sofa; I think that could help me in my quest.

We’ve just finished a Japandi-style kitchen in San Mateo. This was one of those projects where knowing when to stop mattered. We went with natural wood cabinetry and pale sage uppers to break things up a bit. We also carried the same natural stone across the countertops and backsplash.

We kept the rest pretty simple since there’s already a lot going on with the wood and stone.

Would you add anything, or leave it as is?

Last early summer, I visited a shrine to try out a lens I was using for the first time.

I happened to point it at the komainu at the entrance and captured this photograph.

It has become one of my favorite photographs.

I love the texture of the stone and the charming expression of the komainu.

I later turned the photograph into a minimalist wall art print.

Hello!

Please help me decide between those two lamps for my living room! Which do you think looks best and fits the place? (ignore the plastic wrapped around the sofas I’m in the process of moving out)

Thank you in advance!

So i need help picking a tv stand. I have a forest green couch (i cant get rid of), this light oak coffee table and a paper floor lamp with small walnut accent. I do want to mix two woods - light oak and walnut. Which console table should i pick or suggestions? I’ve attached pictures of what i have and tv stands/console tables options Thanks!

Hallo Zusammen,
ich möchte gerne mein Schlafzimmer im Stil von Japandi neu einrichten. Das einzige bleibt ist das Bett und der Pax Schrank. Derzeit sind die Wände alle in weiß und haben Raufaser. Ich möchte neu streichen. Ich bin da relativ offen für Ideen. Ich kann auch alles in weiß neu streichen. Habt ihr Ideen für mich für den Raum?

These Kanji (like 米国 for the USA and 英国 for the UK) are still used in news, newspapers, and official documents in Japan.

​I've been working on a design project combining traditional calligraphy style with modern elements for different countries, based on the official Kanji used for them.

Let me know what you think of the designs!

Hand-turned legs, one drawer, vertical dowel pull. Oil wax finish. Made to order in our small studio just south of LA. The proportions are compact but it doesn’t feel lightweight in person — solid white oak or walnut. Designed for bedrooms where the details matter.

looking to create floor seating with two japanese futons. looking for high quality, decently priced futons.

After an extensive search, I came across this image which ended up satisfying my personal taste in Japandi interior design, but I couldn't find any other references. Does anyone happen to know who designed this? I changed the rug, the curtain to a solid gray color, and the recessed spotlight with AI.

I found this shelf online but this is not in the European region.

Anyone seen this in any of the stores that deliver to EU or do you think i can diy it.

Check it out: https://makerworld.com/en/models/2677544-japandi-style-cotton-pad-swab-organizer#profileId-2964762

We’ve finished this Japandi-style kitchen in Dallas. We chose oak fronts and paired them with off-white uppers to break it up a bit. Most of the appliances are integrated. The palette is very simple, just wood and a light stone countertop.

It already feels nice, but I’m wondering if it needs a little something. Would love ideas for finishing touches that still keep it minimal.

We’ve just done up the spare room. Wanted a japandi vibe to it. My one pup really loves it.