Wabi Sabi – Finding Beauty in Imperfection

The Art of Simplicity, Authentic Materials, and Traces of Time

Wabi Sabi is a Japanese interior style that celebrates the beauty of imperfection, transience, and simplicity. In a world often focused on perfection and excess, Wabi Sabi offers a calming and authentic alternative. This style embraces honest materials, pure forms, and the visible marks of age and use.

In a Wabi Sabi interior, tranquility and serenity prevail. Imperfections are seen as an enrichment, telling their own unique story. Natural materials like weathered wood, linen, ceramics, and stone set the tone. Combine these elements with soft colors from the Decoration collection such as Old White, Mystery Grey, or Peyote Green to create a harmonious and authentic atmosphere.

Key Elements of Wabi Sabi

• Natural Materials: Wood, stone, linen, and ceramics take center stage.

• Simple Forms: Organic, pure lines without unnecessary details.

• Aging as Beauty: Marks of wear and age are embraced and celebrated.

• Earthy Colors: Neutral, soft tones inspired by nature.

• Calm and Space: Minimalistic spaces where each object has meaning.

Tips for a Wabi Sabi Interior

• Choose paint colors like Mystery Grey or Peyote Green for a peaceful backdrop.

• Use handmade accessories such as hand-molded vases or coarse woven fabrics.

• Highlight natural imperfections rather than hiding them.

• Avoid clutter and focus on a few meaningful pieces.

• Create zones of emptiness to promote a sense of balance and serenity.

With the right choices in colors, materials, and textures, you can create a Decoration-inspired home that radiates simplicity, authenticity, and timeless beauty.