Wabi-sabi is the second most popular and searched interior design and living room trend, right after cottagecore, according to a report by Hillarys. The report outlines that Google searches for ...

Wabi-sabi design can lean modern, as this Wood Pendant Lighting ($137) proves. Offered in pine, acacia, and poplar, each pendant is carved by hand from a single piece of wood sourced in Portugal ...

The Japanese worldview that celebrates imperfection is expected to be hot in the home décor space in the coming year.

Wabi-sabi is a centuries-old Japanese philosophy that embraces imperfection, simplicity, and the natural passage of time. Sara Ligorria-Tramp; Design: Emily Henderson When designing your home, one ...

Embrace the wabi sabi take on reuse. Rather than feeding into the cycle of buy-use-repeat, Pointer recommends keeping an eye out for home decor and furniture that will stay with you for a long ...

But experts say wabi sabi, a Japanese view that opens its arms to imperfection and uses an object's age or deteriorated state to reimagine its purpose, can actually help you embrace your home as ...

Wabi-sabi is all about keeping things real. It’s asymmetrical design and finding flaws to celebrate. Think wrinkled linen sheets, handmade pottery, weathered wood and worn or chipped furniture ...

Pantone Inc., a company that predicts color trends for the home furnishings industry, identified wabi sabi-influenced colors like red earth, wood ash and sage green as a key palette of 2003.

In short, a “Wabi-Sabi” home is living space that is realistic, practical… and sentimental. It doesn’t need a strict theme. Its actual being is its very theme. WABI-SABI.

Wabi Sabi, which will offer fast-casual omakase dining and a juice bar, is expected to open before the New Year right off Biscayne Boulevard at 851 NE 79th St.