Buy the best japandi bed frames selected and recommended by interior designers. By Caroline Patterson.
Japandi design began in the 1950s. After 220 years of a closed border policy, Danish designers began traveling to Japan, and their designs started getting influenced by an Asian aesthetic. Japanese and Scandinavian design styles already shared a love of simplicity, minimalism and natural materials, so it’s no wonder the two were combined together in a new style. You’ll see these three traits in the 15 Japandi bedframes we curated below, and notice how the subtlety of design details makes each one an artful contribution to your bedroom.