What is the Japanese minimalist style called?

Japanese style is also called gentle wind and harmony.

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.

Noun explanation:

Japanese-style decoration should pay attention to moisture-proof: it is recommended to lay keel on the ground before laying the floor, so that it has a certain distance from the ground. Traditional Japanese decoration is very different from European luxury and resplendence, but pays attention to a realm, pursues elegant moderation and profound Zen. Japanese-style decoration, like pastoral style, pays attention to the integration with nature, and the decoration building materials used are mostly natural raw materials.

Tatami: In Japanese-style home decoration, tatami scented with straw, translucent camphor paper creating a hazy atmosphere, and patio with strong natural feeling run through the design layout of the whole room. Natural materials are the most distinctive part of Japanese decoration.

Japanese push-pull grille: Japanese design style is directly influenced by Japanese 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 coffee table: Traditional Japanese furniture has formed a unique furniture style with its unique taste of nature, simplicity and elegance. For us who live in urban forests, the leisure and pleasant life created by Japanese home environment may be what we are pursuing.