Wabi-sabi is the second most popular and searched interior design and living room trend, right after cottagecore, according to a report by Hillarys. The report outlines that Google searches for ...

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.

There’s a phrase I’ve seen pop up from time to time with regards to home organization and design: Wabi-sabi. The term isn’t new; indeed, the Japanese aesthetic has a long, long history ...

Wabi-sabi design can lean modern, as this Wood Pendant Lighting ($137) proves. Offered in pine, acacia, and poplar, each pendant is carved by hand from a single piece of wood sourced in Portugal ...

In Japanese tradition, 'wabi' evokes a simple and humble beauty, while 'sabi' celebrates the grace that arises from the passage of time. Developed by the tea master Sen no Rikyū (1522-1591), the ...

S prawled inside Japan’s Myokian Temple, two tatami mats and some rustic Raku pots tell the tale of a man who infamously illustrated the concept of “Wabi-sabi” about 434 years ago. This man ...

Barry, on HBO, and Killing Eve, on BBC America, are perfect iterations of the imperfect aesthetic of wabi-sabi, the Japanese concept of finding beauty in something that is flawed.They are series ...