Remodelista editors celebrated Japandi design this week. What is it exactly? Rustic Japanese minimalism meets the modern lines of Scandinavian style.
![At Hotel Hakuba in Nagano, Japan, Japanese architecture merges with Scandinavian design. See Hotel Hakuba: The Ultimate in Japandi Style.](https://media.gardenista.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/finn-juhl-design-hotel-japan-radiohus-pendant-light-crop-cover-image.jpg)
![Woodworker Bryan Edwards clean-lined pieces for Hummingbird + Hawk are in part inspired by his childhood fascination with origami and its no-waste, no-glue ethos. See Hummingbird + Hawk: “Clean, Subtle, Sustainable” Bamboo Furniture Inspired by Japanese Joinery.](https://media.gardenista.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/hummingbird-hawk-bryan-edwards-coffee-table-733x916.jpg)
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Plus:
- Flame: A Japanese Lighting Company Embraces the Dark Side
- 10 Favorites: Japanese-Style Bathtubs Around the World
- Steal This Look: A Moody Mid-Century-Japanese Mashup
- Good-Looking Household Basics from a Surprising Source
- Kitchen of the Week: An Inventive, Budget-Conscious Kitchen Built from Leftover Tile
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