It is a fact of life that buildings, as they age, inevitably fall apart. We Americans are not quite comfortable with this. We like everything to be shiny and new: we like all our buildings and our interior finishes to have the smooth sameness of youth. But the Japanese have developed a way of dealing with this. They have, in fact, embraced the idea that sometimes fixing broken things can make them even better and more beautiful than when they were new.

Opt for a palette of muted colors like soft greys, earthy browns, and gentle greens to create a calming and harmonious Wabi Sabi bedroom. These colors evoke a

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Wabi-Sabi in Hawthorn by Stuart Holmes Architect is a deeply meaningful response to site, influenced by both traditional Japanese and mid-century architecture.

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