Sustainable Serenity: How Solid-Wood Furniture Anchors the Japandi-Biophilic Trend Sweeping UK Homes in 2025

Why this fusion is everywhere right now

Scroll Instagram or TikTok and you’ll spot a calming palette of warm timber, linen and potted greenery tagged #Japandi and #BiophilicDesign. Google Trends shows UK searches for “Japandi” climbing every year since 2019, hitting an all-time high in spring 2025. A separate social-listening study found searches for “Japandi style living room” up 5,000 % since last September.

On TikTok the #biophilicdesign hashtag has surpassed 32 million views, fuelled by plant-loving creators and eco-minded homeowners. Design media are backing the movement: Elle Decoration, Homio Decor and Swyft all cite Japandi-biophilic rooms as the defining look of 2025. 

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Location: London, UK

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