Japanese interior design
Title:
Japanese interior design
Author:
Galindo, Michelle.
ISBN:
9783037681190
Edition:
1st ed.
Publication Information:
[Salenstein, Switzerland] : Braun, 2011.
Physical Description:
203 p. : ill. (chiefly col.) ; 32 cm
General Note:
Includes index.
Abstract:
Japan embodies the fascinating cross-section of a country endowed with a rich and varied culture, firmly imbued with traditional knowledge, skill and experience. The book features 50 of the best of Japanese interior design trends in Japan in different categories such as offices, bars, culture, living and shopping, from traditional tatami to modern minimal. The interiors presented in this book offer a glimpse into the eastern design and its philosophy of simplicity: the use of neutral and natural colors to minimize feelings of clutter and the color black to lend definition and form; furthermore, it reveals the ingenious, minimalistic way of living and being. -- Book Description.
Language:
Text in English and French.
Subject:
| Interior architecture -- Japan. |
| Interior decoration -- Japan. |
Summary:
Japan embodies the fascinating cross-section of a country endowed with a rich and varied culture, firmly imbued with traditional knowledge, skill and experience. The book features 50 of the best of Japanese interior design trends in Japan in different categories such as offices, bars, culture, living and shopping, from traditional tatami to modern minimal. The interiors presented in this book offer a glimpse into the eastern design and its philosophy of simplicity: the use of neutral and natural colors to minimize feelings of clutter and the color black to lend definition and form; furthermore, it reveals the ingenious, minimalistic way of living and being. --