This Japandi-style flat by PLANKA redefines the art of serene living
Discover a Japandi-style flat by PLANKA with a surface of 90m2 where light, texture, and clean lines create a calm and modern for a family
This Japandi-style flat by PLANKA offers a serene setting, featuring clean lines and textures. Designed for a young family, this 90m2 flat embodies a trend that subtly blends Japanese minimalism with elegant Scandinavian style. Far from any ostentation, the space focuses on proportions, authentic materials and subtle contrasts. Each surface creates a neutral and restful backdrop, where daily life unfolds serenely. The result is not cold minimalism, but a balanced environment where everyone can feel at ease.
One of the most striking features is the ceiling, treated as an architectural landscape above the rooms. Integrated lighting and subtle variations in volume create a rhythm that naturally guides the eye. This overhead composition enhances the sense of depth whilst maintaining a relaxed and cohesive atmosphere throughout the flat. It functions like a conductor, blending light and shadow across the space. The effect is subtle, yet it shapes the way each area is perceived.
The main living area combines the kitchen and living room into a practical open-plan layout. A beautifully proportioned bespoke sofa is situated in the relaxation area. Nearby, the dining table flows directly into the kitchen island, creating continuity between the zones. Veneered panels cover the walls and window frames, adding extra warmth. This judicious use of wood creates a visual thread that harmoniously connects all the functions.
In the private areas, the same design ethos continues in softer, lighter tones. The bedroom prioritises comfort through subdued lighting and bespoke furniture. Bathrooms adopt a monolithic approach, using stone surfaces and built-in elements to create a restful atmosphere. The materials remain consistent throughout the flat, reinforcing a sense of unity from one room to the next. Photo: Sergey Ananyev - Styling: Yes We May
A tour of the flat
One of the most striking features is the ceiling, treated as an architectural landscape above the rooms. Integrated lighting and subtle variations in volume create a rhythm that naturally guides the eye. This overhead composition enhances the sense of depth whilst maintaining a relaxed and cohesive atmosphere throughout the flat. It functions like a conductor, blending light and shadow across the space. The effect is subtle, yet it shapes the way each area is perceived.
The main living area combines the kitchen and living room into a practical open-plan layout. A beautifully proportioned bespoke sofa is situated in the relaxation area. Nearby, the dining table flows directly into the kitchen island, creating continuity between the zones. Veneered panels cover the walls and window frames, adding extra warmth. This judicious use of wood creates a visual thread that harmoniously connects all the functions.
In the private areas, the same design ethos continues in softer, lighter tones. The bedroom prioritises comfort through subdued lighting and bespoke furniture. Bathrooms adopt a monolithic approach, using stone surfaces and built-in elements to create a restful atmosphere. The materials remain consistent throughout the flat, reinforcing a sense of unity from one room to the next. Photo: Sergey Ananyev - Styling: Yes We May
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