Japandi interiors inspiration for your home

On-trend materials like marble and polished concrete can feel quite cool, so balance them out with delicate, organic details such as bamboo blinds and rattan furniture.

Surrounding yourself with natural materials is sure to increase a sense of wellbeing in the home. Jute rugs, pale washed woods and even vessels made from paper are all tactile and visually appealing.

Contrasting dramatic silhouettes and contemporary designs with softer, washed-out tones and painterly motifs ensures a scheme that’s inviting, but still has a modern edge.

'The simple scheme can be built around a neutral palette and colours seen in nature which will feel grounding and help to ensure the room feels serene,' says Helen Shaw, Benjamin Moore UK Director. 'Consider soft sage hues to add a pop of colour without being overwhelming, as well as warm beige and grey tones which are a great alternative to white.'

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This soft, handcrafted look is characterised by a harmonious palette of earthy hues and natural materials, designed to create a calming and relaxed interior.

Texture is key, adding pattern and depth through tufted textiles and simple, unrefined ceramics, whilst lightweight woven rattan is used across pendant lighting and artisanal steam bent headboards.

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'Keep clutter to a minimum and add interest and texture through soft furnishings to maintain a light and airy feel,' suggests Helen Shaw at Benjamin Moore UK. 'Plants are the perfect finishing touch and will help to pull the pared-back scheme together without it feeling overly done.'

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If you’re working from home, a muted colour palette is sure to keep you feeling calm.

For a peaceful night’s sleep, keep things that inspire relaxation close to hand: a silk eye mask, lavender oil and, of course, cosy layers of comfortable linens.

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Don't neglect your outdoor space. Whether you have a garden, patio or balcony, choose outdoor plant pots which combine clean lines, texture and structural shapes.

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Screen dividers provide simple, flexible solutions for zoning home spaces.

'Ideal for home workers, screens provide a stylish backdrop for video calls whilst minimising noise levels,' says Rachael Fell, Furniture Buying Manager at Habitat. 'Perforated or woven designs are best to ensure light still flows evenly around the room.'

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It’s all about natural textures, beautiful details and the most delicate of shades to recreate this easy-to-live with Japanese Scandi fusion.

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