Japanese decoration between craftsmanship and Zen spirit

In the land of the Rising Sun, the art of living is deeply inspired by the Zen spirit. The Japanese house is characterized by a sober, refined and minimalist interior decoration. Usually the floor is covered with tatami mats and the furniture is low. According to the concept of wabi-sabi, imperfection meets refinement.

To design your Japanese interior, remove the superfluous and leave room for the essential. Sobriety and serenity perfectly describe the cocooning space that you will be able to create. Each decorative object must have an important meaning for you. Whether it's a bonsai tree, a Buddha statuette or other trinkets, they must resonate with meaning deep within your soul. Be careful, however, not to overload your interior decoration so as not to disrupt Feng-shui.

Do you want to decorate your room in a Japanese spirit? There is no shortage of ideas to create a Zen atmosphere in this room of the house. We favor a subdued light by adding a few rice paper lanterns or Japanese balls that will serve as an original lampshade. To dress the walls, just hang a painting or hang a curtain. Cherry blossoms, very present in Japanese art, bring calm and softness. Another very original Japanese wall decoration: an origami crane garland. Finally, we cover the floor with colorful ottomans and cushions to create a nice reading corner.

Discover all our decorating ideas to perfect your interior space by adding an exotic and soothing Japanese style.

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All our Japanese decor for a guaranteed Japanese style

Creating a Japanese atmosphere at home has never been so easy! Refined, elegant and exotic, Japanese decoration responds to the principle of Zen to create a calm and peaceful atmosphere in your home.

Spruce up your sofa with these few cushion covers with Japanese designs, sometimes humorous, sometimes poetic. Hang a red paper lantern in the corner of your kitchen to bring some of that Japanese restaurant vibe to Tokyo. Replace your bulky chairs with a few floor cushions, or zabutons, around your coffee table. Cozy and warm atmosphere guaranteed!

Enhance your empty walls with a pretty Japanese painting on canvas, inspired by traditional art or manga pop culture. Separate two rooms in an original way with a noren, a Japanese curtain slit in the middle.

Finally, if you have a small empty space left on a shelf or in the corner of your desk, do not hesitate to fill it with a pretty Japanese figurine. Choose a Maneki Neko to bring happiness and good fortune to your household, or a daruma to make your dearest wish come true. These decorative objects are perfect for bringing an Asian touch to your bedroom.

Now, it's time to make your choice and find out which decorative item you're going to go for! I promise, you have the right to come back several times. In your living room, bedroom, office or even kitchen, breathe a Japanese air and travel while staying at home!

By MEDHY_SAMA