Japandi sofa styling

The Japandi trend is all about the interplay of the Scandinavian and Japanese design heritage and the shared appreciation of minimalism and nature. 

Working with Japandi as a starting point, interior designer, Marianne Kleis, has worked in a burned colour theme. She has brought together pure lines and different nuances in a low, simple expression that invites visual comfort. The look, in this way, utilises the best of the trend and ensures that the sofa is embraced by the dusty nuances of the season. The look lifts the sofa and brings a modern, fresh look to the room.

 

“In this interior, I’ve contrasted the warmth and comforts of the designs with minimalist lines and dusty greens. This simple design marries burned colours and clean lines with an elegant toning and select oriental mementos. The result brings out the Japandi trend in a personal, functional aesthetic.”

Styling tip
Combine the organic shapes of the artwork with a stringent placement on the gallery wall to bring out an elegant asymmetry to the expression.
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Key items for the japandi style

Personal living in Estonia

Meet Liis, a fine art teacher whose maternity-hobby Instagram profile birthed an exciting new career as a freelance Interior Stylist.

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Gallery wall

Add style and personality with a gallery wall full of character. Does that empty wall feel like a big project? Don’t fret, our stylists are to here walk you through the simple steps of creating an inspiring display in your home.

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Japandi and how to get started

The shared aesthetic of our Scandinavian heritage and the minimalism of the Japanese design tradition is one of the fastest rising trends at the moment. Here we explore the trend and provide you with easy-to-make artwork that would look great in your home – maybe as part of a gallery wall.

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Meet Marianne

As an interior designer in the Aarhus store, Marianne Kleis Jensen works closely with the people of the city. We’ve met Marianne for a talk about the Aarhus lifestyle, places to go in the city and her intimate relationship with the Aarhus citizens.

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