mizumizushii hibi

Welcome to Mizumizushii Hibi.

Living in Japan, I style flowers to find new ways to bring nature into a contemporary home. I use a variety of Japanese items—from classic vases to everyday objects—to create a fresh, minimalist look.

This is a record of my styling trials and the small discoveries I make along the way.

I hope these ideas inspire you to bring a touch of Japanese serenity to your own space.

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Mix & Styling Ideas

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: Japandi Fusion Decor: Creative Ideas for Mixing Glass and Ceramics for Spring
Mixing everyday glass vases with a few Japanese-inspired ceramics. This is one of the simp ...

: Japandi Spring Decor Ideas: Styling a Floral Vignette on a Wooden Compote
I’ve been styling a wooden compote (26cm diameter, 9cm high) to create a Japandi-inspired ...

: 10 Minimalist Japandi Spring Floral Ideas: Finding Beauty in 1-3 Stems
I’ve been using a wooden compote as a "stage" for my spring flowers. Placing just 1 to 3 s ...

: How to Elevate Small Floral Arrangements with 5 Minimalist Items
I used to think that a large bouquet was necessary to decorate a room. However, after tryi ...

: One Corner, Two Daily Scenes. Styling with Flowers, Ceramics, and Baskets
Weekly flowers arrived. This time, I spent some time considering a harmonious balance betw ...

: Floral Arrangements with Rose, Carnation, and Gerbera: 3 Seasonal Works [Record #01]
This is a record of floral arrangements created by re-arranging materials brought home fro ...

: How to Arrange Tiny Leftover Flowers: Creative Vases and Simple Tips
Don't throw away flowers just because they are short. Even a single stem that can no longe ...