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Get the look: the best online shops for Japandi style decor

14 January 2025· Lick
Lick's Japandi style decor shopping guide

A blend of Japanese and Scandinavian designJapandi style decor is the design style for those whose mantra is ‘a place for everything and everything in its place’. That said, it’s not exactly minimalist. Embracing imperfections, Japandi style is a celebration of Mother Nature and, and focuses on the use of natural materials and an earthy colour palette. So, if you want to create a feeling of peace and tranquillity in your home, take a look at our picks of the best shops to get the Japandi decor look.

Nkuku 

Inspired by its founders’ global travels, Nkuku sources its products from all over the globe. Showcasing styles from across the world, we think these Naneli Water Hyacinth Baskets are the perfect storage option, embodying that rustic Japandi feel, whilst enabling you to minimise clutter the Japandi way.

Nkuku baskets

WEARTH

WEARTH’s ethos is totally in harmony with the philosophy behind Japandi decor. Here you can shop for items using their “by value” filter, meaning you can choose between vegan-friendly, social contribution, and plastic-free (to name a few).

H&M Home

Making a name for itself with its earthy, nature-inspired interiors, H&M Home has got to be on your shopping list if you’re looking for Japandi homewares. Reasonably priced and good quality, we always seem to find something here. We’re adding a few of these dark green stoneware cups and stoneware plates to our baskets, immediately.

H&M Home Japandi ceramics

H&M Home Japandi ceramics

Form

Based in Manchester, made throughout the UK and Europe, Form specialises in those little trinkets and homewares that make a house a home. Like this hand-turned sycamore bowl by Selwyn House.

Kave Home 

All of Kave Home’s furnishings are made from either recycled, recyclable or sustainable materials and it's a great destination for furniture with a Japandi look. We’re currently coveting this Beyla solid oak sideboard with oak veneer.

Kave Home console sideboard

Kalinko

This Burma-born brand uses traditional weaving techniques, honed over the centuries, to create lamps, trays, and ice buckets for the modern home.

Piglet in bed 

Known for their rustic linens and earthy colour palettes, Piglet in bed is the go-to brand for creating a Japandi-style bedroom. Embracing life’s imperfections, according to them “creases are not the enemy”. From warming oatmeals to forest greens, their nature-inspired colourways will create the ultimate sleep sanctuary.  What's more, their collection of rugs will add a textured, earthy feel to your space, like this natural jute rug.

Piglet linen duvet covers

Piglet jute rugs

Odd Pot Fountains 

Ok, stay with us. We recently came across this independent Etsy shop, Odd Pot Fountains, selling nothing but handmade indoor water fountains and we’ve been slightly obsessed with them ever since. Bringing some biophilic design into your home combined with a little Japandi zen, just switch it on for an instantly peaceful ambience.

arco 

Creating hand-crafted tables for this generation and the next, arco’s design ethos is all about creating sustainable, design-led pieces that are made to last. Their collection, Dew by designer Sabine Marcelis is a sculptural dining table composed of a simple organic shape. As she puts it, “The curved edges invite interaction. People want to feel the wood’s softness and warmth.”

ACRO table

IKEA 

Scandi and Japandi interior design go hand in hand(i), so it stands to reason that IKEA would be a treasure trove of Japandi decor products. With a huge choice of rattan and wicker products, their BRANÄS basket is totally on brand and very affordable.

If you like the look of these Japandi decor stores why not take a look at our picks of the best places to shop for Scandi decor style. Or get some inspiration with these 8 style tips on how to make your home feel more Japandi.