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I don’t know about you, but when looking at sofas, I’m mainly looking for 3 things: cozy, cute, and sustainable.
I feel like having a soft, comfy sofa is one of those things that’ll determine whether your living room actually makes you want to curl up and relax, or whether you feel like you don’t really have permission to rest. Plus, when you’re a fellow “flexible WFH creative,” as I call it (I work at my desk, on yoga mats on the floor, in the living room, dining room, studio…) you’ll want a couch that gives you the comfort for cozy working.
In most spaces, I love looking for inspiration through Japandi sofa styles, because they’re simple, elegant, and nature-inspired, which is almost everything I look for in an interior anyway.
Alright, so let’s get into the top contenders of the best Japandi sofas so you can start inviting this modern, simple, sustainable, addition the the already-existing beauty of your home.
Current pricing: $3,599
Warranty: Lifetime
Explore the Joybird Bryant Daybed →
Current pricing: $3,409.45
Warranty: 1 year
Explore the Roma Mid-Century Modern →
Current pricing: $3,375
Warranty: 1-year
Explore the Inside Weather Modular Bondi 3-Seater Sofa →
Current pricing: $2,828-$3,142
Warranty: Lifetime warranty on frames and wood structures, 10-year warranty on cushion cores, 5-year warranty on fabrics
Explore the Medley Kirnik Sofa →
Related: The best Japandi furniture pieces (+ brands) to adorn your earthy sanctuary
Current pricing: $2,828-$3,142
Warranty: 1 year
Explore the Sabai Essential Sofa →
Current pricing: $3,699-$3,999
Warranty: 5-year limited
Explore the Savvy Rest Verona Sofa →
Current pricing: $2,821-$4,030
Warranty: 1 year
Explore the Floyd Four-Piece Form Sectional →
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Okay, so you’re probably wondering what I did to actually gather up all these cozy comfort couches– and no, there isn’t a Japandi collection in any of these stores (but wouldn’t that be cool?) Here’s how we conduct the research for these couches:
At the end of the day, this is a decor piece– albeit, a really large one! When looking at each Japandi couch, we looked for those key indicators that the couch would fit in a Japandi space, with features like clean lines, wooden legs, refined material that looked taught instead of flobby, and having that overall contemporary and timeless design that can tie an entire Japandi-style room together is what we looked for.
We wanted to give you a few different price points to work with almost any budget.
Of course, the furniture pieces that are more organic and natural are going to be pricier than ones that are made cheap. It’s always hard to suggest cheap products because were conscious about how we’re a contributing factor to adding to the landfill– so when we suggested couches, we wanted to make sure you had a few different price points and options so you could still achieve that Japandi looks, no matter your budget.
A big part of the Japandi style is honoring the simplicity of nature, with natural woods, eco-friendly fabrics, and overall sustainable materials. This is a priority when showcasing the different couch designs for you, so know that we’re intentional about how the beauty and comfort align with the health it brings to our homes.
I hope in your search for the best Japandi sofa for you, you have everything you need to make an informed decision about your new home addition. While nothing’s perfect, I do think that items can truly speak to you, even through a website, so take the time you need to browse through options so that you’re comfortable with your decision and in your new cozy seat!
Japandi is a design style that combines Japanese and Scandinavian.
Japandi style tends to be nature-inspired, minimal, and light and shows visual comfort with organic materials. You’ll often see rooms with lots of neutrals like beiges, whites, and taupes, minimal but intentional furniture pieces, and organic materials like wood to bring the outside in.
Scandi is influenced by Scandinavia– simplistic, neutral, and minimalistic. Japandi is a combination of Scandi and Japanese, which has the Japanese essence of intentionality, some florals, paper lanterns… you can make it what you want!
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I'm an artist at heart, performer and songwriter, and a lover of all things creatively & artistically beautiful. In this little corner of the internet, we talk about how to live an artistic lifestyle, fit with the tools, techniques, tips, and community. Get comfy and cozy.
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