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Style edit: Wabi Sabi wares we want

Embrace wabi sabi style with these beautiful Japanese-inspired homewares.
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Wabi Sabi is a Japanese expression that refers to the ancient art of recognising and celebrating the beauty in the naturally imperfect world and objects.

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While Wabi Sabi is more of a way of life, it also translates into design with a strong focus on asymmetry, simplicity, imperfection and a great respect for natural objects and processes. Think handmade ceramics, timeworn treasures and carefully crafted furniture that serves a purpose.

“From Wabi-Sabi ceramics to ornate wallpapers and lanterns, the Japanese-inspired interiors trend is stunning in all its forms. To work the look at home, incorporate just one or two elements,” says real living style editor Kerrie-ann Jones.

Embrace the beauty of imperfection and a nod to nature with Kerrie-ann’s round up of Wabi Sabi-inspired buys for the modern home.

Ceramic candle, $69, The Provider Store.

Wabi Sabi Welcome book by Julie Pointer Adams, $36.25, Booktopia.

Maibashi gold chopsticks and chopstick rest, from $35 a set, Kinnow Cutlery.

Stockholm 2017 coffee table in Rattan Ash (1.6m x 50cm), $249, Ikea.

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Tenue De Ville “Sauade” wallpaper in Sencha Gold, $249 per roll, Scandinavian Wallpaper & Décor.

House of Hackey ZEUS medium fringed velvet cushion in Tobacco, $250, Radford Furnishings.

Cloudy bay paddle, $175, Clay Canoe

Japanese Tea Pot, $240, Mosir Life

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Feathr “Japanese Tree” wall mural in Blue, $350 per roll (1.5m x 3.2m), Radford Furnishings.

Curio cane partition in Natural, $3480, Clickon Furniture

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