Simplicity attracts bright and positive thoughts. It's as if you are forced to consider new philosophies and ideas when you are in a bare room. It allows you to dream to build ships and towers so that the world will benefit from your noble ideas. It seems that the value of the Japanese interior design is the creation of a simple interior with great potential to enable people to go about their lives with a continuous and consistent productivity. The elements are controlled in their colors, styles and distribution, so as not to obstruct the path of human growth.
Japanese interior design is composed of simple structures within, unadorned furniture and one or two nodes. These interior components combined in a harmonious way, each element plays a role in improving the look of a room and find the perfect balance between the harsh environment and quiet indoor environment. It is the goal of Japanese interior design to be functional and beneficial, and at the same time to instill beauty in the most unexpected places and the most insignificant items. The rich texture and subtle color tatami may seem insignificant, but in an interior that is pure and simple, tatami blends and adapts very well. The appearance of Shoji screens as partitions, but consistently and continuously, creating an understated elegance that can not be compared with the warm and pleasant texture of a wall. The interior elements can be firm when placed alongside their counterparts in much more detailed and comprehensive.
Rigor and beauty of a traditional Japanese garden outside the back yard or the bears live in flower-filled gardens outside the English country house. Colour of plants and flowers are warm and earthy color instead of the lively and colorful.
Each element in a Japanese-style interior is designed to be a participant in a cooperative building of the entire room. They prefer to intervene to stand out. Everything is fluid and continuous, like the wind that flows in a Japanese house. The walls have a consistent and uniform details such as floors and ceilings. The furniture is simple with bright colored fabric. A cabinet with lacquer and blue and green vases can break the monotony, but only on a very subtle way, still not to interrupt the overall look of the interior, but they polish it and make it more memorable by their presence.
