The Japandi Bedroom style is an almost imperceptible overlap of
This is not a style that hungers for publicity; instead, it's a quiet revolution.
It's a style that says "Come in, please sit down. You're just in time for a hot cup of tea."
The whole feeling of a Japandi design is such that you could imagine yourself either taking a nap in it, or at the very least, feeling like you could breathe in it.
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Japandi Bedroom Style: shadow and light
Introduction to Japandi Bedroom Style
What is Japandi Bedroom Design?
The Japandi bedroom design marries the best of
Simplicity, functionality, and minimalism form the bedrock of this style.
The Japandi-style bedroom pulls from the modern appearance and clean lines seen in
The result is one of tranquil beauty - the Japandi interiors.
The materials are natural and largely sourceable.
The color palettes are neutral and earthy.
In corners, where clutter usually accumulates, the Japandi bedroom has none.
A Japandi style bedroom has only the key pieces, nothing more.
It creates a bedroom environment where the soul can rest.
Instead, each item has been selected with careful thought and served a purpose. In a Japandi-style bedroom, everything seems in harmony.
Why Japandi Bedroom is Trending in 2024
In 2024, the new trend in bedroom design, Japandi, is coming to fruition. What is it?
Simply put, it's a fusion of
People who keep a fast pace in their lives need a place to relax and retreat when they come home.
Some people are trying to do that in their bedroom.
A bedroom in the Japandi style is a very modern, very cool-looking space.
One can see that in the initial design elements, like the bed itself.
The Japandi style doesn't have an ornate, gaudy look. It keeps a very tight control on the color palette. The colors are natural and simple.
Benefits of Japandi Bedrooms
There are plenty of reasons to choose a Japandi interior style for a bedroom, and all are related to the way we now live.
At its core, Japandi is a blend of two design styles:
Both place a great emphasis on minimalism and the use of natural elements – in Japandi, the first characteristic is even more pronounced, making it one of the most clutter-free and calming bedroom styles around.
White is the base color in Japandi, and from there, warm earth tones and a mix of grays are layered in for a natural finish.
The bedroom is filled with only the meaningful pieces of furniture and decorations a Japandi designer deems necessary and beautiful.
Japandi Bedroom Style: soft color palette and natural textures
117 Japandi Bedroom Ideas
Neutral and Natural Elements
1. Neutral color palette with natural textures
2. Simple, white bedding or neutral tones
3. Light wood furniture
4. Neutral-toned area rugs
5. Bamboo blinds
6. Neutral palette wall art
7. Linen curtains or Shoji screens
8. Soft, muted wall colors
9. Warm, earthy tones
10. Neutral-colored tapestry
Furniture and Storage
11. Low-profile platform bed
12. Tatami-style beds with Futon mattress
MIINA Japanese Traditional Tatami Mattress.
13. Wooden slat bed frame
Minimalistic wooden design
14. Scandinavian-inspired nightstands
15. Minimalist wardrobe with sliding doors
16. Simple wooden dresser
17. Floating wooden shelves
18. Wall-mounted shelving
19. Rattan baskets for storage
20. Scandinavian-style storage benches
Lighting and Decor
21. Large windows for natural light
22. Floor-to-ceiling curtains
23. Handmade pottery lamps
24. Soft, ambient lighting
The minimalistic Paper Lantern is a classical diffuse light choice for a Japanese-inpsired Japandi interior.
25. Wall-mounted bedside lamps
Minimalistic hanging light.
26. Japanese lanterns
27. Elegant ceramic lamps
28. Japanese paper lanterns
29. Minimalist floor lamps
30. Modern, clean-lined bed frame
Greenery and Plants
31. Zen-inspired bonsai plants
A beautiful Bonsai that never dies.
32. Indoor plants for a touch of green
33. Ikebana flower arrangements
Sakura Cherry Blossom Flowers for a Japan-inspired style at home and parties.
34. Hanging indoor plants
35. Scandinavian-style planters
36. Simple, elegant plant stand
37. Snake plants
Japandi Bedroom Style: wooden minimalistic furniture
Art and Wall Decorations
38. Japanese Wabi-Sabi decor elements
39. Minimalist wall art
40. Japanese calligraphy art
Famous Japanese saying - Ichigo Ichi - Fate
41. Traditional Japanese screen prints
42. Neutral-toned wall art
43. Large, round mirrors
44. Handmade macramé wall hangings from natural fibers
Minimalistic neutral colored wall deco.
45. Simple, modern wall sconces
46. Japanese quality craftsmanship
47. Elegant wooden alarm clock
Textiles and Soft Furnishings
48. Textured throws and pillows
49. Organic cotton bedding
50. Scandinavian wool throws
51. Simple geometric patterns
52. Cozy textiles, woolen blankets
53. Soft, fluffy rugs in neutral color schemes
54. Hygge-inspired cozy blankets
55. Neutral-toned quilts
56. Neutral-toned poufs
57. Soft, plush towels in soft greys
Storage and Organization
58. Minimalist wardrobe with sliding doors
59. Wall-mounted clothing racks
60. Simple, clean wall hooks
61. Rattan baskets for storage
62. Scandinavian-style benches with built-in storage
63. Simple, elegant jewelry stand
64. Natural wood bedside tables
65. Wooden ladder shelf
66. Simple, wooden bookcase
67. Floating bedside tables
Workspaces and Reading Nooks
68. Minimalist workspace with a wooden desk
69. Simple, elegant desk lamp
70. Minimalist reading nook
71. Simple, clean-lined desk
72. Wooden stool for desk
73. Scandinavian-style armchair
74. Wooden chair
Minimalistic chair for Japandi style
75. Wooden stands
76. Natural wood stool
77. Simple, modern alarm clock
Japanese-Style Furniture and Accessories
78. Shōji screen room dividers
79. Tatami mats for flooring
80. Noren curtain for doorways
Doorway curtain (W33.5'xH66.9') is very common in Japan to create a visible border between two rooms.
81. Japanese tea set on display
White and minimalistic tea set.
This traditional and understated tea set is great for brewing a fresh cup of tea at any time for a moment of "Zen".
82. Japanese zen garden tray
83. Simple, washi-paper wall paper
Shoji Gami Origami Paper Washi Roll, 11-Inch x 60-Feet.
84. Japanese -inspired floor lamp
85. Japanese tea ceremony corner
86. Japanese folding screens
Beige colored for a muted soft design
87. Japanese -style futon
Japandi Bedroom Style: wabi-sabi and natural decoration
Scandinavian Touches
88. Scandinavian-inspired nightstands
89. Scandinavian-style armchair
90. Scandinavian-style storage benches
91. Scandinavian-style planters
92. Scandinavian wool throws
93. Scandinavian-inspired wall shelves
94. Scandinavian-style light fixtures
95. Scandinavian woven throws
96. Cozy, woolen blankets
97. Simple, modern wall sconces
Miscellaneous Ideas
98. Japanese lanterns
99. Floating bedside tables
100. Japanese paper lanterns
101. Japanese calligraphy art
102. Natural wood bedside tables
103. Large floor-to-ceiling mirrors
104. Floating nightstands
105. Simple, elegant vanity
106. Elegant, minimalist bench
107. Simple, clean wall hooks
Final Touches
108. Handmade macramé wall hangings
109. Elegant ceramic lamps
110. Japanese -inspired artwork
Minimalistic wall decor
111. Minimalist reading nook
112. Clean-lined, minimalist dresser
113. Simple, modern alarm clock
114. Minimalist plant stand
115. Soft, textured cushions
116. Elegant, minimalist vase
117. Japanese -style floor cushions
Japandi Bedroom Style: lights and soft furnishings are key
Design Your Japandi Bedroom Today
Recap: Main Style Ideas for Japandi Bedroom Styles
To sum up the main ideas for Japandi bedroom styles, they are an art of balance of
The essential parts are the low-to-the-ground platform beds, which promote a tranquil and simple space.
The same goes for the mattresses (preferably futon-style).
On the whole, the Japandi trend in the bedroom is about a retreat—a refuge from the signaling and communication that the modern world demands.
Upholding the retreat concept is that Japandi is all about serenity and that it doesn't try too hard to achieve it.
The modern Japandi look leans on the light shades of a few colors rather than a single hue (such as all white), achieving a pale but not a void palette; and on natural materials, such as wood and bamboo, mixed with fabrics that are organic in origin and appearance, like linen and cotton.
Once again, the space also liberates a person to look at some good and interesting objects.
Where to Buy Japandi Bedroom Items
It is vital to select the correct items to achieve a Japandi bedroom's desired effect: a calm, harmonious sanctuary.
Start from decorating stores that focus on the seemingly contrary but similar styles of minimalism and the Scandinavian "hygge" concept—that is, cozy living.
IKEA and MUJI are leaders in this arena at the moment, offering a nearly full line of specialized furniture and accessories, like low-slung beds, narrow, natural wood dressers and nightstands, and even neutral bedding, that could become part of a Japandi bedroom.
Look then to online marketplaces for unique, handcrafted items by local artisans, next to a range of area eco-friendly stores, some that are even run by the very same local artisans.
Finally, price points tend to be much higher on those latter shop's wares, so consider them for special pieces that will add leaden weight and
How to get started
Transforming your bedroom into a Japandi retreat is a simple, satisfying project.
The first step is to clear out all the mess. Japandi is all about clean lines and an uncluttered look, so you need to remove anything in your room that doesn't fit that mold.
Next, think in terms of a the Japandi color palette. It consists of very calming and neutral colors.
Traditional Tanshitsu, the
After you choose your color palette and have everything else in the room set, it's time to add all the various natural elements and textures that bring a Japandi room to life.
Perhaps one of the most iconic pieces in any Japandi room is a low-sitting, bed-like piece of furniture.
It's the first thing that says, "Japandi." Try to incorporate other functional, traditional pieces. They can all work together to enhance the room without harming its delicate Japandi balance.
