This Japanese decorating style may be the natural choice for your home.

And that’s where a more forgiving and organic approach to home decorcalled wabi-sabicomes into play.

Learn more about wabi-sabiand how to bring it home.

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What Is Wabi-Sabi Style?

Rather than hide the damage, the delicate lines of gold highlight and celebrate it.

“Wabi-sabi style is really interesting right now,” says Malka Helft, founder of Think Chic Interiors.

“The core of wabi-sabi is just to stop seeking perfect.

Perfect is machine-madenatural and handmade will have imperfections that make it even more beautiful.”

Here’s how to do it.

“It’s not supposed to be over the top.”

So you’ll still want to focus on keeping everything asclutter-freeas possible.

Natural wood tones like oak and walnut are also part of the vibe.

Add plenty of textures

Texture is important to wabi-sabi style, Helft says.

You’ll have knots in a wood table, or a leathered texture to a stone countertop."

If you’re purchasing accessories, don’t shy away from mixing and matching textures to create interest.

“It will work with everything.

“It really adds warmth to your home,” Helft says.