Japanese cultureis all about the respect and love for Nature, so it’s time to bring a little bit of the outside to the the inside of your house. The houses are usually open spaced, however with some of the main traditional dwelling such as privacy, natural light, and as many elements as you can to get closer to nature – natural materials and plants.

Lighting is one of the main features of this style: the selection of different kind of lights covered with paper creates a diffused lighting effect, ideal for the spirit of Zen philosophy. Japanese prefer mostly neutral or restained light colors such as light beige, cream and white, and sometimes with a glimpse of red. The first thing when starting a new project is to create a concept and choose the color scheme. It’s commonly easy to recognize Japanese design by the abundance of natural materials, plants and specific selection of minimal amount of furniture. “Japanese style evolves around clean and uncluttered living, holding tightly to balance, order, ancient customs and a love for natural beauty”. READ ALSO: 5 TIPS TO DÉCOR YOUR HOUSE WITH STYLE USING VINTAGE LIGHTING! A place where you feel relaxed, calm and can reflect about what is really important in life. If we could sum up Japanese Design in one word it would definitely be: Zen. Neutral and refined hues, modern lighting fixtures, contemporary furniture combinations and, of course, extraordinary design solutions that make our life easier and happier!

We have to see Japanese style in interior design as a philophosy or a kind of ethnic trend in minimalism. Japanese Modernism is one of the top searched styles on Google Trends, and as usual, Vintage Industrial Style is here to back you up and help you with this brand new DIY Home Design Renovation! Get ready to feel closer to Nature with these 15 Modern Japanese Ambiances!

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