10 Tip Creating Home Interior Japanese Style (Part 2)

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6) Japanese Style Furniture

Japanese home uses furniture for specific uses such as lounge / TV room, which we can still emulate. Japanese furniture, mostly at the level of the floor.


7) The principle of Japanese Design: Minimalist

Japanese design principle is clean and minimalist. How do I get a design that is aesthetically pleasing but still have a lot of furniture? The trick is to create a simple and neat design. Furniture should have modern, neat, and made of natural wood. Angular and modern lighting. Or you can mimic the style of Japanese lanterns. All must have a purpose and a place. Try to learn Feng Shui for interior design is minimalist.


8) Outer Space and Natural Lighting is key

Natural lighting meets Japanese houses, bringing the quiet scenery and natural colors. How can light up the house? Wide windows and vents such as skylights, is a good way to enter the light in your home. Heavy curtain is not recommended. Try to create a window without any hindrance. However, you can create a lattice of bamboo. Natural lighting, is the right way to illuminate your home.

9) Color-Color Natural

Japanese house adopt simple natural colors. Colors dominate the color of the wood and plants. Wooden floors or gray, and the wall was replaced by a screen wrapped in transparent paper. As a result, a very neutral color palette. Do not forget to place the plants. Simplicity is the key to choosing a color palette. View outside the house, the natural color what you can insert into your house.


10) Create a Meditation Room

Let's create a quiet space to meditate, drink tea, or doing yoga. Find a quiet place in your home and do not forget to add a natural element, in order to conceal the noise disturbing. Paint your house with green or brown, add plants, play soothing music, and yes, you have to have a Zen room.

To mimic the Japanese style in your home, imitate cleanliness, simplicity and a minimalist design the space in your home. Add elements of nature, plants, natural lighting, modern furniture, the water element, bathtub yagn in, cushion floors, doors or sliding screen, a room for meditation, and the colors of nature. All these elements will make your home reflect the nuance of Japanese culture and love for nature.