How to wabi-sabi

This Japanese art of imperfection and transcience is sweeping its way over to us and it's all about finding beauty in imbalance

With a beautiful range of designs to suit every home and every hosting style, Creative Tops promotes a lifestyle more than anything else. The Satori rage originates from the traditional Japanese signs of good luck, energy and happiness and is elegantly adorned with deep indigo and gold patterns.

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Want to impress your guests with exotic tastes from the world's cuisines? Whether it's a chicken noodle soup, spicy Indian curry, tasty Pad Thai or spring rolls, brands like The Spicery and GreenPan will get you equipped with all the necessary from high-quality, sustainable woks to the freshest ground spices!

Characteristics of wabi-sabi include simplicity, modesty and the appreciation of natural objects and processes. Perfect for brewing traditional loose leaf tea, the Kitchencraft Cast Iron Infuser Teapots will give your kitchen a touch of traditional Japanese design. Explore the senses with Design House Stockholm and its Bonsai diffuser set

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