Andy Wan · CLIENT: Pure AW's Designers Ltd
The Rise of Japandi is a residential interior design completed in Hong Kong in 2019. The home joins Japanese and Nordic influences in a simple, modern and uncluttered layout. Oak wood gives a warm finish, while light grey stone-like cabinet material adds a rustic texture. A wooden screen door with semi-translucent glass forms an airy partition, and a round opaque glass display cabinet recalls a traditional lantern. Curved edges and circular details soften the transition between spaces. Greenery outside acts as a calm backdrop.
Press Kit
- Unique Properties
- Through meticulous curation of wood, stone like material, translucent material, designer has woven a design language that is cozy, modern and simple. With the curved edges, round and circle decorations constantly used in the design, the transition between spaces are smoother and aesthetically more welcoming.
- Dimensions & Packaging
- Sofa 2700W x 810H x 1500D
Coffee Table 650 Diameter x 350H
TV Cabinet 4000W x 300H x 400D
Display Cabinet 1495W x 1820H x 350D
Display Wine Cabinet 2390W x 2220H x 350D
Dining Table 2000L x 750H x 1000W
PC Cabinet 1400W x 600H x 400D
Study Table 1695W x 750H x 870D
Master Bed 1580W x 400H x 2010L
Dressing Table 640W x 750H x 500D
Walk-in closet 1495W x 2850H x 550D
Single bed 1110W x 580H x2055L
Wardrobe 645W x 3000H x 600D - Tags
- Zen, modern, clutter-free, Japandi, contemporary, cozy
- Production Technology
- A lot of natural elements are key in Japanese design, to capture the essence, designer has incorporated oak wood for the warm and serene finish, light grey stone like textured cabinet material for the natural rustic finish, wooden screen door in clean-lined wood and semi translucent glass as an airy partitioning, round shaped opaque glass display cabinet for an authentic Japanese lantern like finish.
- Design Challenge
- The brief is to deliver a warm and homey design that complies to the functionality in a modern and Japanese style. Picking the right elements that can fulfill all the design need yet the materials have to be natural looking and durable for the sake of sustainability.
- Project Duration
- The project finished in 2019 in Hong Kong.
- Operation Flow
- The greenery from outside has made a perfect backdrop to a Zen interior which is meant to be simple, modern and uncluttered. This contemporary design approach with the wide use of natural elements give an overall fluidity and connection to the space.
- Research
- Infusing a practical design into a modern home with Japanese aesthetic in a harmonious and calming finish.
- Inspiration
- The inspiration has driven to stay true to the personality and taste of the homeowners, who has a deep affection to the Japanese cultures. The essence lies within a cozy space with simple design elements and clutter-free for a harmonious sense of Zen vibe.
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