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Japandi & natural wood interior design.

Japandi sits where Japanese restraint meets Scandinavian warmth: light solid wood, soft rounded edges, woven textures and very little on show. In Chinese it is often called 原木风, "raw-wood style". The whole room leans on one timber, a calm off-white and a few natural fibres, so it works especially well in small flats where clutter shows quickly.

Material board: walls, secondary, floor, wood and accent colours of the Japandi & natural wood style.
In this style

Japandi & natural wood, furnished.

An illustrative room in this style. In Floor Plan to Home the AI designer applies the palette, materials and shapes below to your own rooms, at real size.

A room in Japandi & natural wood style

Illustrative images (stock / AI-generated via Pixabay) — placeholders, not made with Floor Plan to Home.

Colour palette

Three colours carry the room.

  • Main#EFE9DF
  • Secondary#C8A27A
  • Accent#6B7A5E
Materials and shapes

What it is made of.

Wood, Fabric, Rattan, Stone. Avoid velvet, glass, plastic.

  • 01Solid oak frames
  • 02Rounded edges
  • 03Tapered legs
  • 04Woven rattan
  • 05Paper lanterns
What to avoid

What breaks the look.

  • —High-gloss lacquer
  • —Gold or chrome
  • —Heavily veined marble
  • —Velvet
Finishes room by room

Surface by surface.

Lamps around 3000 K: warm white. Layer a ceiling light with floor and table lamps rather than relying on one source.

SurfaceFinishColour
Flooroak#C9A57C
Wallsplaster#EFE9DF
Accent wallsage#B9C0A8
Ceilingplaster#F3EFE8
Upholsterylinen#E3D9C8
Textileslinen#D8CDB8
Woodoak#C8A27A
Metalcharcoal#4A4A46
Bath & kitchenstone#DCD6CC
On your floor plan

Japandi & natural wood, at real size.

Ask the AI designer for Japandi & natural wood style in any room. It uses the palette, materials and shapes above, avoids the list, and places everything at real size on your floor plan in 3D. Then render it in daylight or evening light.

Related styles

Also worth a look.

  • Wabi-sabiWabi-sabi finds beauty in things that are imperfect, worn and unfinished.
  • FrenchFrench interiors pair old-house architecture with relaxed living: wall mouldings and panelling, a marble or stone fireplace, arched mirrors and curved, carved furniture on cabriole legs.
  • Light luxuryLight luxury (轻奢) is understated glamour: marble tops, slim brass or gold legs, channel-tufted velvet, leather and smoked glass on a soft grey or greige base.
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