What are the styles and characteristics of Japanese architecture?

Japanese architecture also has a long history. Early Japanese architecture was greatly influenced by China architecture, but it gradually developed into a unique Japanese style.

Style: mainly made of wood, with compact and diversified layout.

Features: Traditional Japanese furniture has formed a unique furniture style with its unique taste of freshness, naturalness and conciseness. For us who live in urban forests, the carefree life realm created by Japanese home environment may be what we are pursuing.

Appreciating the elegant and Zen Japanese home style is very popular in our country, and the expression of exotic style makes people fondle admiringly.

Japanese-style decoration is characterized by elegance and conciseness, and generally adopts clear lines, which makes the layout of the room clean and has a strong geometric three-dimensional sense.

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.

The characteristics of the breeze are mostly based on the elegant tones of broken flowers.

In Japanese interior design, colors are mostly concentrated on the colors of natural materials such as logs, 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, which always makes people think quietly.

Traditional Japanese-style homes use a large number of natural materials in the decoration of rooms, with moderation and Zen as the realm.

References:

Baidu Encyclopedia Japanese Entry