WAYS TO ADD JAPANESE STYLE TO YOUR INTERIOR DESIGN

Zen is the keyword. Japanese culture is all about peaceful simplicity and modest designs. Couldn’t we all use a little bit of that peace and harmony in our home too? Check out here different ways to add Japanese style to your interior design.

#1 Elements of Nature in Japanese Style Interiors

Japanese culture has huge respect for nature. The best way to maintain a strong connection with the natural world is then bring nature indoors.

Adding traditional Japanese plants – such as bonsai and bamboo – to your home will give it a small Japanese cultural touch. Japanese homes also bring nature inside through large, expansive windows that allow a view of nature from every angle.

#2 Soaking Tubs Are Important in Japanese Interior Design

Just like plants, elements of water are inescapable in the Japanese home. Ofuro, translated as bath in Japanese, is a restful tradition that is well-worth adding to your home. Japanese tubs create a spa-like environment that turn your bathroom into an refined escape.

#3 Japanese Style Sliding Doors Or Screens

An authentic Japanese screen is called a Shoji, and it is an essential design element in Japanese homes. Due to the high cost of housing, conserving every square inch of space is essential. Unlike doors, these Shoji’s slide back and forth, saving space that a swinging door would take up.

#4 Elements of Wood and Bamboo in Japanese Interior Design

Adding natural wooden elements into your home is also a good way to harmonize with nature.

Walls, doors, screen grids and frames are all made of natural wood. Bamboo is also a popular wood used for decorative purposes.

#5 Japanese Style Entryway

The Japanese entry is called a genkan. This is where you greet visitors and also the place where you leave your shoes once you get in. The entryway has usually a shelf or cabinet called a getabako that is used for storing shoes, still is always an uncluttered place.

#6 Japanese style furniture

Low to the ground – basic rule. Applying this design aesthetic can be as simple as incorporating low-to-the-ground furniture into our homes. Japanese style furniture can easily be incorporated into your home.

#7 Open Space and Natural Lighting Are Key In Japanese Design

Open space and minimalist design principles reign in Japanese design. But also Natural Lighting.

Natural light fills these homes, bringing with it pacific views and colors of nature. What could be a better way to light up your home? Large, expansive windows and ceiling openings such as skylights. Easy!

#8 Create a Zen Meditating Space

Try diving deep into the peaceful Japanese culture by creating a truly serene space in your home that is meant for mediating, having tea, or doing yoga.

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