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Japanese art has a way of saying a lot with very little. That restraint is exactly why it works so well in a home, especially a small one.

This collection pulls from a few directions. Mount Fuji under snow and under autumn color. Kimono portraits and figures walking under umbrellas in the rain. Zen work stripped right back to an enso circle or a single line of calligraphy. Then there is the louder end, with samurai armor, a cyberpunk street scene, and a gold dragon relief.

• The minimal zen pieces suit a bedroom or a meditation corner. They hold up on a plain white wall without needing anything else nearby.
• Ukiyo-e style landscapes pair nicely with wood furniture and paper lampshades.
• One bold samurai or dragon print is usually enough for a room. Let it be the loudest thing on the wall.

If you are building a japandi look, start with two or three quiet pieces in the same palette and resist filling every gap.