Embrace Wabi-Sabi With These Nature-Inspired Decor Pieces

Useful as an ottoman or extra seating — even a table if you add a tray on top! — this surprisingly hefty Jute Pouf ($298) has natural variance in texture and tone.

Rough-hewn wood and a weathered gray finish gives this Langford Queen Panel Bed ($1,000) a natural, handmade feel that contrasts with the clean lines of the piece. Add some crisp, off-white bedding for a tidier look, or opt for rumpled linen sheets for a perfectly undone vibe.

Minimalist in form, this Kyoto Coffee Table ($980) is crafted of birch and finished with a charcoal watercolor treatment. The result is a simple, elegant silhouette accented by unique grain patterns that wind through the wood.

This hardwired Surya Manning Pendant ($230) has a simple, symmetrical patterned rattan weave that beautifully filters and softens the light it emits. If it were ours, we'd hang it low to create ambience next to a reading nook.

This sculptural ceramic Terranova Vase ($475) is made by hand, giving each piece an organic, sinuous feel. Outside, the ceramic has subtle texture; the inside is glazed so it's water-safe.

Wabi-sabi design can lean modern, as this Wood Pendant Lighting ($137) proves. Offered in pine, acacia, and poplar, each pendant is carved by hand from a single piece of wood sourced in Portugal.

To bring a touch of wabi sabi to your accessories, choose natural fabrics such as cotton, wool, and linen. This Linen Throw Pillow Cover ($26) is made of European flax linen and is offered in off-white and this pretty natural shade.

Made by hand in San Francisco, this Neko.Co.Neko. Soft Stone Sprouted Bowl ($75) was inspired by gray rock in a Japanese dry garden. It's a small, special addition to your kitchen or dining area.