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Japandi
Scene profileHomes · boutique hospitality · lounges
Direction: Quiet forms, practical comfort and warm natural materials, with an emphasis on proportion and joinery.
12 products5 material directions6 applications
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View details ↗Space application
Homes · boutique hospitality · lounges
View detailsFurniture direction
Quiet forms, practical comfort and warm natural materials, with an emphasis on proportion and joinery.
View detailsMaterial palette
Oak · ash · linen · woven surfaces · ceramic
View detailsFinish checks
Light timber, warm whites and tactile, low-gloss surfaces.
View detailsSupplier conversation
Ask for timber species and finish samples, not just a colour name.
View detailsProject handover
Keep approved samples, specifications and quantities in one brief.
View detailsProducts
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Vale Outdoor Chair 15
Price on request
MOQ 80
Linea Lounge Chair 15
Price on request
MOQ 30
Noma Bed 15
Price on request
MOQ 20Calm Bed 14
Price on request
MOQ 20Sora Outdoor Chair 14
Price on request
MOQ 80Contour Outdoor Chair 13
Price on request
MOQ 80Mellow Lounge Chair 14
Price on request
MOQ 30Vale Lounge Chair 13
Price on request
MOQ 30Customization
◉Materials
Oak、ash、linen、woven surfaces、ceramic
◫Colors & finishes
Light timber, warm whites and tactile, low-gloss surfaces.
SOURCING CHECKLIST
Confirm these points with the supplier
01Ask for timber species and finish samples, not just a colour name.
02Check seat height, comfort and clearances against your project.
03Review woven components and joint details on a physical sample.
Frequently asked questions
Is a style image an exact product specification?
No. Use it to communicate the direction, then confirm dimensions, construction, materials and finishes in a written specification.
Can I request samples from suppliers?
Ask the supplier about sample availability, cost, delivery and whether the approved sample will be retained as the production reference.
Can products be customised around a style?
Discuss feasibility, quantities and any tooling with the manufacturer. A reference image alone does not confirm production availability.
Bring your references. Start with a clear brief.
Share the product, quantity, specifications and destination.