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The Art of 'Ma': Embracing Empty Space in Japandi Design ☁️

In Japandi design, 'Ma' refers to the beauty of empty space – the pause, the interval, the negative space that gives meaning to what surrounds it. My bespoke interiors are designed with this intentional balance. How to embrace 'Ma': minimalist approach to furniture and decor. 🤍 Allowing ample wall space to breathe. ✨ Deliberate placement of objects, leaving space between them. 🧘 Creating visual calm and a sense of spaciousness. It’s about appreciating what isn't there as much as what is. Save this to bring more intentionality to your space! How do you feel about 'empty' space? #JapandiMaIdeas #EmbraceEmptySpace #IntentionalDesign #BespokeInteriors #MinimalistLiving #JapandiAesthetics #VisualCalm #NegativeSpaceDesign #SereneSpaces #MindfulDecor
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