A curated collection of boutique hotels, spas and retreats built upon Japandi wabi-sabi minimalism. See how natural woven bamboo & rattan pieces elevate guest-room, dining and wellness spaces.
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Tokyo, Japan
A textbook urban Japandi hotel — Norm Architects furniture paired with Japanese craft, softened concrete, oak, washi lighting and handmade ceramics.
Woven applicationGuest rooms and spa lounge use woven textiles and washi lamps; texture, not ornament, carries the room.
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Kyoto, Japan
A restored machiya townhouse: plaster walls, exposed beams, linen and stone, stripped back to a deep wabi-sabi calm.
Woven applicationBamboo and rattan appear as small accents — amenity trays and storage vessels rather than large furniture.
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Kyoto, Japan
American modern, Nordic restraint and Japanese craft combined — volcanic-ash plaster, raw timber, bamboo and hemp textiles in earthy neutrals.
Woven applicationPublic areas and rooms carry woven soft furnishings at commercial scale — a model for rolling craft out across a property.
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Osaka, Japan
Thirty-two apartment-style rooms with a full Japandi brief for long-stay families — wabi-sabi aesthetics with Nordic domestic comfort.
Woven applicationWoven storage on balconies, in kitchens and bathrooms — a reference for mid-market hotel and serviced-apartment projects.
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Alps, Austria
Alpine architecture crossed with Japandi — pale stone, solid timber beams, and wabi-sabi restraint transplanted to a mountain resort.
Woven applicationWoven wall pieces and rattan storage baskets throughout the lounge and spa — a template for mountain and wellness retreats.
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Aspen, USA
Mountain-resort Japandi in oak, wool, linen and clay-plaster walls, with decoration pared back so light and material do the work.
Woven applicationWoven trays and storage baskets across guest bathrooms and the spa — the classic B2B hospitality purchase scenario.
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Anji, Zhejiang, China
Wild-luxe among bamboo forests: rammed earth, raw bamboo and bluestone, low-density courtyard villas set into the hillside.
Woven applicationTea rooms, guest rooms and courtyard spa areas are full of bamboo and rattan vessels — woven craft at full domestic scale.
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Anji, Zhejiang, China
A bamboo-valley retreat with a dry landscape garden and black-and-white timber framing — Japanese wabi-sabi with Nordic comfort.
Woven applicationBath trays, tea-room storage and courtyard accents — the archetypal boutique-guesthouse buyer profile.
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Dali, Yunnan, China
A converted Bai courtyard house with a dry garden, timber screens and micro-cement in soft earth tones — a Kyoto-like stillness.
Woven applicationHandmade stoneware paired with woven pieces across the bar, guest amenities and spa area.
Japandi venues rarely specify large rattan furniture. They buy guest-room trays, laundry hampers, bath storage baskets, spa valet trays, tea-room boxes and table bread baskets.
Natural bamboo and rattan left in their own colour — no bright dyes — so pieces sit correctly against off-white, oat and warm-grey walls.
Daily guest handling demands strengthened weave structures, reinforced rims and bases. This is the dividing line between retail and contract specification.
Volume concentrates in guest rooms, followed by wellness areas, restaurants and cafés, then public tea lounges. Pair woven pieces with micro-cement or rammed earth walls, solid timber, linen and stoneware.
Share room counts, target areas and finishes — our trade team will return a specification list with hospitality-grade construction, custom dimensions and logo embossing options.
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