Discover Japandi: Our Guide to Achieving Serene Harmony in Your Home

Let's dive into how you can achieve the Japandi look with the expert guidance of Simonds Homes' Gallery designers.

Are you ready to transform your living space into a serene oasis that seamlessly blends the best of Japanese and Scandinavian design? Look no further than Japandi - a design philosophy that marries the simplicity of Japanese aesthetics with the cosiness of Scandinavian style. Inspired by the meeting of East and West, Japandi is all about creating balanced, calm spaces that exude sophistication while embracing sustainable living principles.

Japandi is a design philosophy that marries the simplicity of Japanese aesthetics with the cosiness of Scandinavian style.

1. Embrace a Muted Colour Palette:

The foundation of Japandi design lies in a muted colour palette that evokes a sense of tranquility and harmony. Think off-whites, warm greys, and subtle black feature detailing. These neutral tones serve as the perfect backdrop for pops of earthy brown, green, and plum hues in key spaces, adding depth and visual interest without overwhelming the senses.

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Scandi style interiors at the headland
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2. Incorporate Natural Elements:

To truly embrace the Japandi aesthetic, focus on incorporating natural materials and textures into your home. Timber is a core component of Japandi design, adding warmth and character to your space. Pair it with other natural elements such as stone, textured linen, and handcrafted finishes to create a sense of connection to the outdoors within your four walls. These elements not only enhance the visual appeal of your home but also contribute to a sense of comfort and well-being.

Nowra 26 in Gisborne interiors with textures and patterns to brighten up a space
Close up interiors with neutral tones and pops of colour to brighten up the space at Nowra 26
Light pendant features for dining space to soften the open plan living concept at the Nowra 26 in Lilydale
Ceiling feature with wood cladding over the dining area with an open plan living concept
The Nowra 26 in lilydale, with the alfresco that opens up into the living and kitchen area
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3. Pay Attention to Accents:

In Japandi design, it's the understated accents that make all the difference. Opt for brushed nickel or matte black tapware in the kitchen and bathroom to add a touch of sophistication. Consider incorporating metal pendants or wall lights for ambient lighting that creates a cozy atmosphere. Remember, less is more when it comes to accents in a minimalist space, so choose carefully and keep it simple yet impactful.

By following these three steps, you can effortlessly achieve the Japandi look in your home, creating a tranquil and stylish sanctuary that reflects your laid-back way of life. Embrace simplicity, embrace functionality, and embrace the beauty of Japandi design with the expert guidance of Simonds Homes' Gallery designers.