This Japandi-inspired home blends Japanese wabi-sabi’s quiet elegance with Scandinavian minimalism’s clean lines, cultivating a sense of inner peace and aesthetic harmony. Herein, natural materials and understated design create a tranquil, cozy atmosphere that merges form and functionality.

With 80% Japandi influence and 20% warmth, the design promotes calm through generous proportions. The 198-sqm home has 2 living areas, 4 bedrooms, and 3 bathrooms, with an organic, unpretentious vibe that allows for physical and mental expansion. Built-in storage and concealed circulation paths enhance the open-plan living and dining areas, optimizing sense of space and level of comfort.

Health-conscious, eco-friendly materials, low-formaldehyde paints and finishes prioritize the well-being of both occupants and the environment. The design focuses on comfort and spatial continuity, ensuring seamless interactions and making the flow of space central to the experience.

The open-plan dining area with an island kitchen serves as the hub of the home, balancing beauty with practicality and sustainability. The design emphasizes dynamic forms, visual extension and flow, catering to the needs of its inhabitants. The soft, Morandi color palette, natural wood textures, adequate empty space and indirect lighting create calm, soothing atmosphere.

The entryway features Spanish mosaic tiles, marking a grounded transition into the home. The open layout enhances circulation, with engineered wood flooring adding warmth. The master bedroom prioritizes comfort and functionality, consolidating odd corners in optimizing flow and storage capacity.

Overall, the design demonstrates simplicity without unnecessary complexity, allowing the space to intuitively respond to the emotional dynamics of the family. The balance of function, beauty, and proportion creates a serene environment that celebrates personality as well as family togetherness.