Geography What are the characteristics of Japanese culture from the architectural style of Japanese houses?

Most Japanese buildings are made of wood and paper. The Japanese-style residential design, which continues to modern times, is full of calmness and individuality. Whether it is the ancient wooden beams and columns built by reinforced concrete or the traditional elegant and pure Japanese-style space, more and more people enjoy the life fun of Qingfeng home in their own favorite form through indoor design and decoration.

In Japanese style, returning to nature is the biggest feature. No matter in the design of color, function and shape, we advocate being close to nature and emphasize naturalism, so that users can feel in nature. For example, Japanese-style courtyards are unique and emphasize the contrast between indoor and outdoor, which contains profound philosophical thoughts and oriental culture in the placement of Shi Jing, the positioning of plants and the layout of landscape construction. Flower arrangement and bonsai are indispensable and placed in every corner of the house. It is not difficult to understand why even the placement of teacups or the corner of a bathroom should be matched with flower arrangement, and the mutual modeling and matching of various natural elements are indispensable. At the same time, the Japanese pay attention to Zen, indifferent and quiet, fresh and refined, so most furniture emphasizes its functionality, less decoration and embellishment, simple shape, mostly straight lines, and luxury and luxury styles are almost impossible to appear in Japanese homes.