Soft tones, warm materials and a touch of Japanese calm
Scroll through the five interior photos and see how Japandi paint creates a serene and stylish foundation for any home.
Frequently asked questions about Japandi paint
Frequently asked questions about Japandi Paint
What is Japandi paint?
Japandi paint is a colour line created by Japandi Interior and blended in our Lime paint. The collection features natural, soft tones that combine beautifully with one another, helping you create a sense of harmony and calm in your home, completely in line with the timeless Japandi style.
Is Japandi paint moisture-resistant?
When combined with EcoPrimer coarse, Japandi paint can handle condensation well and helps regulate indoor moisture naturally. It can be used in almost any room, from living areas to bathrooms, as long as it’s not applied inside the shower area.
How do I apply Japandi paint?
Apply Japandi paint in two coats using a block brush, working in criss-cross or gentle curved strokes to create a natural, lively effect.
What makes Japandi paint different from other types of paint?
Japandi paint is developed with the 60-30-10 rule in mind, making colour selection simple and well-balanced. Use 60% as the main colour in your interior, 30% as a secondary tone, and 10% as an accent, for example, on a feature wall or decorative detail.
All shades within the Japandi paint collection are carefully coordinated, allowing them to blend effortlessly together. Think of it as a guideline rather than a rule: a colour from the 30% group can easily become your main tone. This way, you naturally create balance and calm throughout your home.
On which surfaces can I apply Japandi paint?
Japandi paint can be applied to solid surfaces such as plaster, gypsum, cement, lime plaster, or a previously painted wall, after treating the surface with our EcoPrimer.
Japandi Paint: calm, considered colour
Bring a sense of calm to your home with our Japandi Paint collection. Developed using our Lime Paint, its natural shades combine the simplicity of Japanese interiors with the warmth of Scandinavian design.
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We created this collection with Laila Rietbergen of Japandi Interior. Together, we selected colours that work beautifully on their own and alongside one another.
To make choosing easier, we’ve arranged the palette around the 60–30–10 principle: a main colour, a complementary colour and a smaller accent. Whether you’re painting an entire room or adding colour to one wall, it’s a useful starting point for a balanced scheme.
Colours with meaning
Each shade has its own character and story. Lagom evokes the idea of having just the right amount. Morgenfrisk offers a soft beige, while Ginko brings a natural green into the palette. Komorebi is the Japanese word for sunlight filtering through leaves.
Explore the collection and choose the colours that bring your space together.