Rituals and Wellbeing:
Japandi Design - Mastering the Art
What is Japandi style?
Why AA loves Japandi interior design.
How to decorate in Japandi style.
Understand the Japandi colour palette.
Outback
A very warm tone and perfect for living rooms and bedrooms where we are crave instant cosiness.
Wattle
Soft and super soothing, perfect for creating serene and grounding interiors.
Drizzle
Nurturing and familiar, soft, earthy and muted. A gentle soft hue with the subtlest of undertones.
Kelp
A timeless colour, which connects us reassuringly to nature and is beautiful to use in any room in the house.
Organic Shapes
Celebrate organic shapes and textures and all the imperfections that come with them. A Gnarly chopping board or paper mache bowl are perfect examples.
Natural Materials
Incorporate items made from natural materials, wood, paper, stone, linen etc. Their natural imperfections and creases are grounding and remind us to embrace laid back living.
Craftsmanship
Imbued with life, the irregularities and the dimples of each and every handmade item impart the traces of the hands that crafted them. They also tend to be more hardwearing and will work with your decor for years to come.
Discover the Japandi inspired range.
Here are our top picks of how to add a little Japandi style to your own home. You don't necessarily have to embrace the concept as a whole but bringing a little of this way of life into our homes and making the everyday a little more beautiful, considered and harmonious can be a great way to improve our wellbeing and live our lives a little more mindfully.