Choose understated flowerpots and simple, elegant vases. Natural fibers and sustainable materials are key ingredients when it comes to Japandi style. When looking for décor for your Japandi spa bath, keep indoor plants and sculptural-looking flowers in mind, such as orchids and bird-of-paradise. Use a mix of wood tones and incorporate pieces with both curved and straight lines to add a unique sense of texture to the bathroom. Integrating both trends make for harmonious contrast. Bamboo and rattan furnishings, soft linens and accessories with a natural finish, tatami mats and origami shades will complete the look. Add Scandi teak wood accessories for a bathmat, teak shower stool, and bath caddy. Choose fixtures with clean lines and that reflect a Japanese color palette of matte black or brushed gold. Play Up Minimalismīlend the simplicity of Japanese style with the modernity of the Scandi aesthetic by featuring space-saving elements such as a wall-mounted vanity made of a warm wood to maximize space. Don’t be afraid to incorporate vibrant tones with houseplants or vases of orchids. Start with the neutral shade and create contrast by adding a mix of warm woods and charcoal or black accents. Japandi design favors a muted color palette of dusty greys, soft whites, and pale blues and greens with accents of teal, indigo, emerald and black. With growing interest in the harmonious style, what better place to celebrate warm woods, bamboo, and neutral tones than in the bathroom?įrom teak bathroom accessories and humidity-loving houseplants, to floating vanity units and neutral-toned flooring options, there are multiple ways to incorporate Japandi styling into your space.įor some design inspiration, below are six ways to weave the elegant Japandi aesthetic into your bathroom. A fusion of the modern look of Scandi (Scandinavian) interior design and Japanese minimalism, Japandi is being touted as the new trend that blends clean lines, warm tones, simplicity, and natural elements.

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