3.Furniture

Scandinavian and Japanese furniture have clean lines and are known for their functionality. However, there is a difference, the Scandinavian furniture is usually light in color and Japanese furniture often have darker tones and more elegant shapes. The color palette is the easiest way to see how take the position in. Contrast defines this trend. In a Japanese space, we see contrast through furniture as well by incorporating a mix of white and dark woods with black use. However, that difference that contrasts those results from combining light with our wood tones, soft and straight lines, elegant furniture combined with more relaxed ones is what characterized this style. Keep the furniture below Japanese furniture tends to be low line to satisfy the traditional culture need to feel and be closer to the earth. So low pieces of furniture are a signature of the Japanese style. Try Leventis armchairs beds and coffee tables but be sure to leave plenty of open space. Also feel free to mix and match different furniture because it adds a unique feeling of texture and contrast which helps make the space visually much more interesting and authentic.

4.Accessories

When accessorizing Japandi is the son of two styles that proclaim simplicity. It's also characterized by the concept less is more. Its aesthetic does incorporate only a few but authentic and functional becker pieces In Japandi, you will find the best of both sites Scandinavian style accessories which are focus on comfort such as soft carpets, cushions and blankets to give your interiors a homey feel mixed with Japanese accessories which are more functional and authentic objects such as spaces, walls, portraits. The Japandi rooms combine functionality and comfort but maintain a sense of simplicity and minimalism.