True Ofuro Bathtub: A Fresh Take On Japanese Classics

True Ofuro Bathtub: A Fresh Take On Japanese Classics
Japanese ofuro tubs were originated as short, steep-sided wooden bathtubs. They differ from a conventional Western bathtubs by being of a deeper construction, typically in the region of 0.6 m. The sides are generally square rather than being sloped, and such a tub traditionally has no overflow drainage. This Japanese classics gets a modern twist... 
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Japandi Bed Inspired By Japanese Futons

Japandi Bed Inspired By Japanese Futons
We’ve recently shared some ideas for Japandi decor style, which is a mix of Scandinavian and Japanese decor. And today we are sharing a piece that is right for Japandi bedrooms, it’s YOMA bed by kaschkasch and Zeitraum. The bed design was inspired by Japanese sleeping futons that unroll on the floor on top of... 
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25 Trendy Japandi Interior Design Ideas

25 Trendy Japandi Interior Design Ideas
Japandi (or Scandinese) is one of the newest current trends in decor this year, and it’s here to stay. What’s Japandi? This is a mix of two styles: modern and rustic Scandinavian and traditional elegance of Japanese decor. It’s not surprising that these two styles are mixed into one, they both are about creating functional... 
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31 Serene Japanese Living Room Décor Ideas

31 Serene Japanese Living Room Décor Ideas
Japanese style is very special and differs from all the rest Asian styles. The simplicity is coming from the regular shapes of the furniture, the good organization of elements in the room and the free space around. Japanese homes also bring nature inside through large, expansive windows that allow a view of nature from every... 
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Japanese Minimalist Apartment In Neutral Shades

Japanese Minimalist Apartment In Neutral Shades
The owners of this neutral apartment lived in Japan for several years and then returned to Moscow, and they wanted Japanese aesthetics and philosophy in their apartment, so it was designed semi-minimalist and full of neutrals. The designers created an ergonomic, light space without unnecessary details and color accents, but with the use of modern... 
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Coniferous Clock Inspired By Japanese Traditions

Coniferous Clock Inspired By Japanese Traditions
In Japan there was a tradition: boughs of fresh cedar branches were tied together, clipped into a sphere and hung up when sake was pressed. When the cedar leaves had dried and turned completely brown, it was a signal that the sake was ready to drink. This idea was taken as a base for Coniferous... 
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