Press
Japandi Supply House® is recognized as the global Japandi destination — where Japanese minimalism and Scandinavian warmth meet to inspire calm, connection, and conscious living.
Explore our latest press features, interviews, and editorial mentions highlighting our mission to transform the way the world lives, shops, and connects through design.
Each story reflects our dedication to sustainability, craftsmanship, and intentional living — the heart of what makes Japandi a global movement.
In the Press
Startup Born of CTE + Depression Launches Japandi Supply House
From Trauma to Tranquility: Japandi Supply House Launches with a Mission Rooted in CTE, Severe Depression, and Radical Resilience
Featured Interview — Daily Inspiration: Meet Emily Bishop
Dive into an intimate conversation with founder Emily Bishop as she shares the heart and guiding philosophy behind Japandi Supply House. From inspirations in design and calm living, to lessons learned in entrepreneurship, this piece reveals the personal stories that shape a brand dedicated to mindful living.
Our Top 10 Sustainable Retailers
As chosen by Powered by People. Keep calm and carry on. That’s the vibe at Japandi. Japandi Supply House is a home and lifestyle brand with a clear, stated mission: to help calm down humans and the planet through conscious living.
What is Wabi-Sabi? Experts Weigh in On How to Design Your Home in This Ancient Style
Redfin asks Founder Emily Bishop to discuss wabi-sabi. Embrace nature; include plants, natural light, furniture and decor made from natural materials. wabi-sabi is a calming philosophy reminding us of the beauty in being in harmony with nature.
Everything you need to know about Japandi Design
She sums it all up simply by stating, “The Japandi design aesthetic creates calm, serene, clutter-free spaces where you want to cozy up and enjoy the moment.”
Three Business Owners Burned Out. Then They Found the Drive to Try Something New.
“When COVID hit, it made us pause and take another look, because our services were the first to go [for clients],” says Emily Bishop.
