Design can be an act of care — for people, for space, and for the planet.
— Japandi Supply House Philosophy
Why This Exists
Hi, I'm Emily.
For years, I helped build brands for other people.
Then life changed.
My family faced the challenges of presumed CTE, caregiving, financial hardship, grief, and severe depression. Like many people, I found myself searching for something that could help me feel grounded when very little felt stable.
One day I discovered Japandi.
Not just the aesthetic.
The philosophy.
Less noise.
More intention.
More nature.
More gratitude.
More room to breathe.
The changes were small.
The impact was enormous.
The Realization
I wasn't searching for furniture. I was searching for calm.
That realization became Japandi Supply House.
Today, we curate furniture, lighting, home goods, and daily rituals from makers around the world who believe thoughtful design can improve everyday life.
Not because a chair changes your life.
But because the spaces around us influence how we feel.
The Purpose
Calm should not be a luxury.
We believe calm should not be a luxury reserved for a few people.
It should be accessible to everyone.
That's why we share practical ways to create calmer homes, calmer routines, and more intentional lives.
And it's why we commit a portion of every purchase toward causes that support emotional wellbeing, environmental restoration, and the communities that help people heal.
Japandi Today
Life is not always calm. Mine isn't.
But we keep showing up.
Every day is still a practice.
We keep choosing intention over noise.
Care over convenience.
Connection over consumption.
And if you've found your way here, I'm grateful you're part of that journey.
— Emily Bishop, Founder
Kevin Bishop, Co-Founder
Kevin was instrumental in the early development of Japandi Supply House and remains an important part of its story.
After experiencing years of challenges associated with presumed CTE and brain injury recovery, Kevin founded Hap House - a legal, licensed Colorado psychedelic facilitation practice dedicated to helping athletes and others navigate healing, purpose, and life after brain injury.
Though our work serves people in different ways, it is guided by a common purpose: helping individuals and families find support, healing, and a path forward. We believe thoughtful environments, meaningful experiences, and human connection all play a role in helping people live healthier, more hopeful lives.
Live with less. Feel more.
Simple Ways to Japandi
Small shifts. Lasting calm. Discover practical ways to bring more intention, comfort, and balance into everyday life.
