Washi paper, and why it turns light soft
Washi is hand-made Japanese paper from plant fibres that let light pass through instead of bouncing off. Learn what makes it translucent and strong.
How to make wabi-sabi art at home, step by step
Learn to create textured wabi-sabi panels using plaster, pigments and simple tools. Build imperfect surfaces where cracks and uneven edges become the art.
The wabi-sabi color palette, and how to build it at home
Learn how to compose a wabi-sabi color palette using natural materials like lime plaster, clay, and linen instead of paint chips.
Common wabi-sabi design mistakes, and what to do instead
Learn the five common wabi-sabi design errors, from mistaking neglect for patina to factory-distressed objects, and how to fix each one.
The 7 principles of wabi-sabi, and how to apply them
Learn the seven principles of wabi-sabi from Zen aesthetics and discover concrete ways to bring them into your home through simplicity and intentional
Japandi vs wabi-sabi, how the two styles differ
Learn how japandi and wabi-sabi differ in philosophy and design approach, from aesthetics to practical room styling.
What is wabi-sabi interior design, and how to start
Learn to furnish your home with imperfect, natural pieces. Discover how to choose handmade objects and embrace visible aging in your spaces.