Brief introduction of Japanese style

Japanese style is also called "Harmony Style" (see the encyclopedia entry "Harmony Style" for details). Such as gentle music, harmonious diet, harmonious taste, harmonious style and gentle tradition. Breeze originated in the Tang Dynasty in China.

During the prosperous Tang Dynasty, Jian Zhen traveled to the east, and China and Japan were very similar in writing, clothing, diet, culture, religion, daily life, architectural structure and standards. For example, the Japanese worship of Zen Buddhism is deeply influenced by Central Plains culture.

Most of the characteristics of the gentle breeze are based on the elegant colors of broken flowers, with simple and mysterious colors or bright and bright styles as the mainstay. In Japanese interior design, color pays more attention to the color of logs and natural materials such as bamboo, rattan and hemp, forming a simple and natural style.

For example, the traditional Japanese carp flag, the Japanese Kingsguard, the Japanese lucky cat, and the Edo wind chime. They are all Japanese-style items.

Japanese design style is directly influenced by Japanese harmonious architecture, focusing on the flow and separation of space. Flow is a room divided into several functional spaces. Space can always make people calm down and think, with endless Zen.

Traditional Japanese-style homes use a lot of natural materials in the decoration of rooms, instead of advocating luxury and splendor, they take elegance, moderation and profound Zen as their realm.