How to Japandi a Bathroom

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Empty Bathroom

Assess and Clutter-free

Assess your space. Take everything out of the room except for essentials.

Essentials include fixtures, window treatments, wired lighting or furniture.

With everything out of the room, it's deep clean time. Once finished you have a fresh, clutter-free space which is very calming.

Bathroom cabinet and towels

Keep it Neutral

Japandi focuses on layers of neutral colors. Neutral colors include shades of whites, greys, and browns. View your space and see where you can bring neutral colors in - ceiling, walls, floor.

Time to Paint? Checkout Backdrop, our favorite paint.

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Sasawashi Bathmat

Add Minimally

Minimalism, fundamental to Japandi, means using the simplest and fewest
elements, removing clutter and distractions to create a calming space.

Focus on functional essentials.

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Japanese Citrus Candle

Cozy & Comfortable

Hygge, a core philosophy in Japandi - it's a mood of coziness and feeling of wellness. How do you create a cozy & comfortable Japandi bathroom? Incorporate soft textiles and be sure to remember scent.

One of our favorites - the Japanese Citrus Candle.

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Mini Planter

Embrace Nature

Japandi embraces nature. Nature's sustainability, materials and it's imperfections. Be sure to add plants to your Japandi rooms. Plants bring so many benefits to your space.

Even small plants. :)

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Create your own Japandi bathroom

Reap the health benefits of increased relaxation, stress relief, and feelings of calmness and comfort during your daily rituals!

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