Advantages and Disadvantages of the Wabi-sabi Room

Advantages and disadvantages of the Japanese room.

Pros and cons of the Japanese room: If you have a small space and wish to maximize its use: for meeting guests, drinking tea, resting and sleeping, and storing numerous items, I'm afraid that the Japanese room is the best choice. The bedroom ceiling can best reflect the essence of the decoration, the most extravagant is the whole ceiling is laid with solid wood, and a Japanese paper lamp, simple and natural.

Disadvantages of Japanese style: repairs are laborious and expensive, and the sandy walls flake off as soon as they get old, making it a pain to clean. Tatami is said to be water-intolerant and prone to mold and mites. It is difficult to match the furniture, and if the pillars are exposed, limitations on the size and configuration of the furniture, etc., can arise. The weight of the furniture can also cause damage to the tatami mats. Dianthus is a natural material and is susceptible to mold if not dried.

The Japanese room

The Japanese room is a room unique to traditional Japanese houses, where the floor is covered with rimmed and tatami mats, and since the size of the tatami mats is fixed, the number of tatami mats laid down gives an idea of the size of the room. The space of a Japanese-style room is surrounded by a baffle door (a sliding door with paper on both sides), usually with an alcove, and the baffle door, in particular, completely isolates the space, exuding an ambiguous and ambiguous environment, resulting in an esoteric and bright Japanese-style private space. The Japanese-style room is more suitable for indirect lighting, and the intensity of soft shadows is created from the innermost space.