Wood

The Wabi-sabi philosophy encourages an appreciation for the transient and imperfect nature of life, and this is reflected in Japandi design through the use of raw and natural materials, such as wood and stone.
The Japandi aesthetic cherishes the authenticity of materials, allowing them to evolve and show signs of wear gracefully over time. Embracing imperfections in furniture and decor, like visible knots in wood or subtle variations in texture, becomes a deliberate choice to enhance the overall aesthetic.