Japanese kitchens combine minimalism and natural materials, with flat panel cabinet styles that maximize hardware minimization for an appealing result. Light woods, terrazzo-style countertops and neutral colors such as sand or eggshell work particularly well for this style. Light woodens pair nicely with this aesthetic while neutral colors like sand or eggshell make great worktop finishes complementary choices. For maximum effectiveness use a mix of light woods and terrazzo-style countertops for optimal results - keep accessories minimal as this style relies heavily on them combining light woods and terrazzo-style countertops is key!
Natural textures are key components of a Japandi kitchen, from furniture and accessories to plantings that bring nature indoors. Fuss-free silhouettes such as cane upholstery or slatted surfaces also add a relaxed ambience; for an added splash of color try subdued tones such as dusty pink or earth green for best results.
Cluttered spaces don't fit with Japanese kitchen aesthetic, so it is vital that your space remains organized. Doing this helps reduce stress, boost concentration and make you happier - according to Marie Kondo! It also ensures everything needed when you need it - this may prove challenging in a kitchen; therefore opt for storage solutions made of sleek wood for maximum space saving purposes.
