Japanese Home Furniture

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2010-06-28 07:04:51 by fleshy

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As the time for buying/building a house is coming close, I decided I would like to design my house in a traditional Japanese style, though modernized. I love the sleek looks of the wooden ceilings, wooden furniture, paper doors/dividers, and tatami and wooden floors. I'd like to use a rather traditional layout of a home. However, i do live in Florida, and most if not all of houses these days are made out of cement blocks, so the outside would have to be more modern (though I really love the idea of an open engowa!) Can anyone provide me with examples or pictures of this and common floorplans? And maybe, if possible, the name of a program I could use to possibly give life to a design myself? Thanks!
I'd really like some floor layouts :)

go to the URL's below

http://images.google.com/images?sourceid =navclient&ie=UTF-8&rlz=1T4RNWM_ enUS241&q=modern+traditional+japanes e+home&um=1&sa=N&tab=wi



http://www.nishie-residence.com/img/nis_ img24l.jpg


http://www.nishie-residence.com/accommod ation.html


http://www.eastwindinc.com/


Hope these help! :-)

2008-03-23 17:14:05 by ginnymalfoy

Price: $49.99

Made of steel with linen shade
Assembly required; tools not needed.
Uses standard 150-watt bulb (not included)

I want to design my own home,...I was thinking about buy all kinds of green furniture and linens to make a green house.

or

Japanese type furniture (a little bit expensive though)

or

Chocolate & Vanilla : buy Brown and Cream Furniture

or

All white,.... like the white house

Please choose 1 from above .,.... 10 points for a answer with a good reason why.
10 quick points!!!!!

It really depend on what you want and what you can afford. Japanese theme is more zen and simple straight look. Green furniture will not go with the Japanese theme as mostly they are dark brown in colour. Its good idea to have green colour furniture where you can paint the wall white with a little decorative or display of red or yellow to make to room modern and like a garden; which give you a peace and calming feel

2009-04-25 19:13:09 by NICHOLAS ETHAN EARL DUE ON APRIL 20, 2010

Looks Hand Painted, Easy to Apply and Removal
Will Not Damage Paint on the Wall After Removal
Decal Measures 15" x 45"

I want to design my own home,...I was thinking about buy all kinds of green furniture and linens to make a green house.

or

Japanese type furniture (a little bit expensive though)

or

Chocolate & Vanilla : buy Brown and Cream Furniture

or

All white,.... like the white house

Please choose 1 from above .,.... 10 points for a answer with a good reason why.

OMG!! Chocolate and Vanilla sounds so good,... I love that.

That's also a good choice because you can match a lot of stuff with cream and brown and there is plenty of CHEAP, BEAUTIFUL brown and cream furniture out there. And you don't even have to search hard to find exactly what you need for that THEME. GOOD LUCK!!!!!!!!!

2009-04-25 22:38:26 by NICHOLAS ETHAN EARL DUE ON APRIL 20, 2010

Since we are moving to a new apartment, my boyfriend and I are looking to decorate in a bit less "this is my apartment, look at the bare white walls" style. However, we can't really agree on a design. He's into a very Japanese look, and already has several pieces including: a beautiful Japanese dining table and cushions, two Shoji screens, lots of paintings (not anime wall-scrolls, real and very beautiful paintings) and several paper lanterns. I, on the other hand, have very little by the way of furniture, but yards upon yards of lovely Asian brocades, velvets, and sheer organza in jewel-tones that I'd like to decorate with, Indian style cushions and throw pillows, and several Indian style sculptures.

My question is this: He has a very strong Japanese-cultural style, and I favor an Indian feeling. Cool jades and bamboo, with simplicity and the "less is more" ideal meeting warm and romantic, plush jewel-tones, rich brass, and almost burlesque Moulin Rouge/Elephant Room styles? How do I get all that to blend without looking like a hot mess? Any ideas are welcome. Pictures would also be lovely <3

go for an eclectic exotic asian feel for the whole apartment
http://themeroomideas.com/exotic/eclecti c-asian-spice-decorating.html

2010-10-15 05:13:58 by Bumble Bunny