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The WabiSabi House: The Japanese Art of Imperfect Beauty,Used
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What is wabisabi?Simply put, wabisabi is the marriage of the Japanese wabi, meaning humble, and sabi, which connotes beauty in the natural progression of time. Together, the phrase invites us to set aside our pursuit of perfection and learn to appreciate the simple, unaffected beauty of things as they are. Wabisabi can be found in the deep cracks of a weathering pine table. It is flea markets, wildflowers, and cobblestones. Intimately tied to Zen Buddhism, wabisabi is an aesthetic that welcomes comfort and a subtle spiritual component into the home. It is not a decorating style, per se, but a mindset. To create a true wabisabi environment, one must slowly strip away excess and learn to be satisfied living in the moment.The WabiSabi House recounts the rich history of this emerging trend in home design and reveals countless ways to introduce wabisabi elements into contemporary living spaces, including tips for gracefully decorating with salvaged materials and vintage furnishings, advice on how to rediscover the lost joy of handcrafting household items (or supporting artisans who do), and simple solutions for clearing clutter and blocking noise (even with a spouse, kids, and no closet space).But The WabiSabi House is so much more than a handbook for interior design. With heart and a sense of humor, author Robyn Griggs Lawrence gently reminds us that there is a life in lifestyle books, and she encourages people from all walks of life to slow down and recognize beauty in what may seem ordinary.Intimate, authoritative, and truly inspirational, The WabiSabi House lays the foundation for transforming any home into a nurturing retreat from a hectic world.
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