Japandi Dining Table - Savoring a Sunshine and Saké Affair
LASt updated on:
May 31, 2023
writen by:
Megha AnandA tale-worthy experience of two countries: This table isn't just a canvas for your culinary creations, while you enjoy your miso soup or tuck into a plate of tempura - it’s a magical amalgamation of 2 distinct designs into one.
Just like the unbreakable partnership of Cogsworth's meticulousness and Lumière’s benevolence, the Japandi Dining Table boasts impeccable craftsmanship, leaving no detail to chance.
The sleek lines and subtle curves are a nod to the precision of Japanese design, while the light-toned wood evokes the calmness of Scandinavian aesthetics.
Interestingly, in this article, you’ll explore some rare pieces that have used variations in their color sense & design inspiration that stray from the norm yet fit perfectly well in a Japandi setting.
So, whether you're craving a sushi soirée or a hodgepodge of herring and meatballs, the Japandi style dining table is here to satisfy your appetite for both delicious food and hearty laughter!
Guess what? This dining table can not only be used in a Japandi setting but also in a Greek style or coastal one.
With a sleek design, splayed legs, and a natural wood tone and texture, this 6-seater table can also pass on as a retro two-tone designer piece.
Who says we can’t zhuzh up a few of these styles to create our own personal, distinctive versions of these designs?
With the apt color, fabric, wood, and shape, a lot of variations can be achieved with just one piece of furniture, if combined with the right elements.
An impressive dining table, this one, with room for an extension on both sides so as to house more guests at your high teas, birthday parties, outdoor garden parties, potlucks, family dinners, or even breakfast picnics and other celebrations.
This chic, Japandi style table is transformable based on your space requirement and guest count. It can also be integrated into other interior design styles for when you want to change the look of your house in the future.
Crafted with care and finesse, this round dining table is a masterpiece carved from kiln-dried acacia wood, with a slatted and tapered base - an actual work of art that will captivate your guests and spark conversations that linger long after dessert.
With room to comfortably seat four, this table invites intimate conversations to flourish and laughter to fill the air. And rest assured, the wood used is sourced sustainably, making it a mindful choice for the eco-conscious host.
Styling Tip: To create your all-around Japandi vibe, compliment this table with a Rattan Japandi Sofa from Homary, and Rattan-style dining chairs.
This simple, japandi style dining table exudes a midcentury vibe too and can be placed in multiple settings based on the overall design your home fits pleasingly into.
It features a beveled surface with angular tapered legs in a natural wood finish.
Styling Tip: To add a pop of color to your Japandi space and to create your own style using this table, pair it with 2 pieces of the Mustard Yellow Accent Chair for a happy, sunny-side appeal or Orange Pattern Boho Accent Chair for a tropical, zen vibe.
This piece is a rare, elegant one - inspired by Italian design, yet fitting perfectly into a Japandi scene depending on the way you style it.
It is weirdly shaped like a “Kimono” and comes with a round top, a tapered conical base at the center, and a round white marble-blushed central joinery. It has a natural smoked-honey wood finish that evokes a sense of calm and serenity.
This japandi dining table can be used in a restaurant space as well and it can be mix-matched with black or white furniture as seen in the picture above. It has a warm and welcoming touch and relaxes people sitting at the table during a meal.
It comes in a natural polished wood finish and tapered support with a U-shaped opening on both legs, right under the tabletop.
Design Tip: Refrain from styling it with beige colors as it will mute the entire table’s appeal and create a monotonous look overall.
This classic, oblong, and spacious japandi dining table seats 6 people comfortably.
Its curved edges make it child-friendly and prevent injuries from sharp corners. The legs have a vertical fluted design that makes them sturdy and durable.
The main idea of this dining table is to bring people together in a cheerful and bright setting with sufficient space and lighting, ergo, it has to be used in an interior design that brings out this feature of the table.
Styling Tip: Match it with the Multifunctional Corduroy Japandi Sofa for a remarkable look, overall.
The black solid design, despite being sleek and minimal in appearance, emphasizes the wood grains on this table to give it more character.
It is versatile enough to go well with most of these living, kitchen, and dining settings like retro, Japandi, modern, Scandinavian, quirky, wabi-sabi, etc.
Wabi Sabi is the Japanese art of impermanence where beauty is found in imperfection - a simple way of living. The design of this dining table if you notice, also has a simple top but comes with a subtle quirk in its legs.
Styling Tip: Pair this with the Hannah Cane Black Media Console as it can be used as a credenza unit for your cutlery and dinnerware while the combination itself will create an unexplored style of japandi setup.
So, bid adieu to ordinary dining and let the Japandi dining table add a touch of mysticism and charisma to your home.
Because, just like the Beast's transformation, this table will surely turn your dining experience from a peasant's meal into a feast fit for a prince.
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