Have you converted to Japandi yet?

1. Go deeper with colours

Introduce more sophistocated, and earthy tones.

Traditionally Scandi style has used pastel colours, but now it is time to go a little deeper, using colours like steely blue, or terracotta. 

2. Mix dark tones with traditional oak and white

Black is so prominent in Japanese style, it is an essential part in updating a Scandi room to a Japandi style.

It can be as simple as mixing black prints with oak frames, or even combining black and oak frames in a gallery wall.

3. Reconnect with Nature

Both Scandi and Japanese interiors are full of elements from the natural world, so it makes sense that the Japandi style is also full of nature.

Think raw oak furniture mixed with woodlands prints and a touch of greenery