To the uninitiated, wabi-sabi may sound like some sort of specialty dish. In fact, it’s a Buddhist worldview that goes hand in hand with traditional Japanese aesthetics.

To do so, they host workshops, talks, events and opportunities to bring together a like-minded community. Wabi Sabi is housed in the communal art studio Meraki Design and Art Studio in Al Quoz, Dubai, ...

Wabi-sabi is a traditional Japanese aesthetic that celebrates imperfections and natural elements. It's a design approach that focuses on using natural and handmade items for a less-polished, more ...

Jennifer Kasselmann, founder and principal designer for Art by Design Interiors in Troy, incorporates both concepts into her home in certain ways, such as energy colors with a feng shui feel.

As with many visual representations of traditional Japanese art, it's incredibly beautiful but rather formal. One gets the impression that if you were to wabi-sabi your house you would only be ...

GET THIS: Imperfection, messiness, decline and decay aren’t mistakes, problems or anything you should get busy doing something about. Actually, they’re an art form. Wabi sabi is an ancient ...

‘Wabi-sabi’ is typically described as a traditional Japanese aesthetic: the beauty of something perfectly imperfect, in the sense of ‘flawed’ or ‘unfinished.’ ...

Step aside, hygge, wabi-sabi is poised to be the design trend of 2018, displacing the Danish philosophy that dominated lifestyle journalism last year with an equally down-to-earth (though less ...

Wabi-Sabi unfolds the authenticity and beauty of this imperfection. In traditional Japanese aesthetics, Wabi-Sabi is a world view which glorifies the nature of acceptance of transience and ...

Afrofuturism meets Wabi-Sabi Manthe Ribane, the founder of Natura Co-Lab and editor-at-large for House & Leisure , is bringing Afrofuturism and intentional living to Design Joburg.