The guide "Wabi-Sabi. Where? To Where?" by Leonard Koren offers an in-depth exploration of the concept of Wabi-Sabi, a central element of Japanese aesthetics. Koren examines the historical and metaphysical roots of this term and highlights how Wabi-Sabi was expressed in the classical tea ceremony. The author contrasts the beauty of imperfect and transient things with the glossy aesthetics of the modern world. Through engaging language and visual elements, the reader is drawn into the process of Wabi-Sabi's emergence. The guide encourages reflection on the relevance of Wabi-Sabi in a digitalized society and explores the possibility of consciously creating Wabi-Sabi. The combination of theoretical considerations and practical insights makes this work a valuable read for anyone interested in aesthetics and design.