Combining the minimalism of Japanese interiors with the warmth of Scandinavian design, Japandi has emerged as one of the most enduring interior design trends in recent years. Characterized by simplicity, natural textures, and muted tones, this aesthetic celebrates mindful living and a slower pace of life. At the heart of Japandi decor is a balanced blend of form and function. Crucially, utility is just as important as decoration.
Heal’s offers a rich selection of pieces that align beautifully with this aesthetic. From pale wood furniture with sculptural silhouettes to soft, tonal textiles and handcrafted ceramics, the best finds on Heal’s site reflect the clean lines, muted palette, and natural materials that define the look. Each item chosen in this roundup helps bring a sense of calm and balance to the home, whether you’re layering textures in a living space or refining the feel of a quiet corner.
Japandi interiors also favour clutter-free spaces, sustainable materials, and furniture that is both beautiful and built to last. Heal’s range leans into these principles, with minimalist silhouettes and pieces crafted from solid wood, linen, wool, and ceramics. To help you embrace this timeless trend, I've combed through Heal’s latest collections to select the standout pieces that capture the essence of Japandi living.
Shop the must have Japandi items from Heal's
If the Japandi style speaks to you, then these are the dining chairs to choose. The angular geometry and a sculptural silhouette is pleasing to the eye, with an essential clarity and a wink of character. They come in a plethora of colours and finishes.
A visually light and elegant sofa, with an architectural presence that really fits with the Japandi style, this sofa has really deep seating for high comfort. Designed by Anderssen & Voll, two of the most prominent and successful Norwegian designers, this is a statement piece worth investing in.
With anthropomorphic charm, this beautifully made lamp manipulates light into focused, magnified beams with striking effect. It's just as much an art piece as a lamp. It strikes the balance between utility and decoration perfectly.
Both cultures that define the Japandi trend are obsessed with the alchemical processes of tea and coffee making, and as such, these fit the bill beautifully.
A striking sideboard that just calls out to be touched. Sleek stainless-steel legs contrast beautifully with the warmth of the oak.
Rugs can often be a bore to shop for when creating a more minimalist space, but not at Heal's. This one is our firm favourite, with a mesmerising monochromatic design.
A solid, heavy piece that can add necessary weight to a light and simple space, which often needs rooting and grounding, with pieces like this. The stone top and smoked walnut legs add a little bit of sensuality to the space.
What a truly beautiful piece of craftsmanship. Handcrafted from solid oiled oak and upholstered in rich leather whisky, it offers both durability and refined comfort. This is a great example of a piece that shows the connection between tradition and modern design, a hybridisation of the two, if you will.
This beautifully curved screen can be used to divide rooms or section off areas, and at 150cm tall, it will add structure to a space without obscuring vision. The shape can help soften any harsh visual lines and add much-needed fluidity to geometric shapes that are often found in Japandi-style rooms.
Whether you're introducing just a few key pieces or embracing the aesthetic throughout your home, these Heal’s finds make it easy to follow the Japandi design rules: simplicity, functionality, and natural beauty.
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