Japandi-style interior of Nishiki Edinburgh It’s a chilly autumn evening in October and, wandering down Morrison Street, the lights of Japanese restaurant Nishiki create a warm glow in the encroaching darkness. The Nishiki concept is an interesting fusion: Japanese washi paper for the lighting mixed  with steel and natural elements, such as long wooden tables; a simple Scandinavian aesthetic for the interior design. The style is called japandi – basically, east-meets-west –

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