Minimalist Japanese House and Character

BUILDING Japanese architectural style characterized by simplicity and natural thick. The design originally designed for earthquake-resistant homes and the weather can be adapted for your residential style. Japanese architecture contains zen philosophy, which contains the character. Thus, it is not surprising aspects of efficiency and multifunction room becomes an important element to create a quiet room and simple.

Japanese-style interior is likely minimal. However, sometimes people do not really know what how minimalist. "Because, really minimalist and modern-traditional, minimalist,". The definition of modern-minimalist can be identified from the shape and materials existing furniture in the room. The form of Japanese furniture is very simple and similar boxes like features minimalist furniture. Another case in traditional minimalist furniture that many made of wood, but still not too much detail.

"In addition, many use a modern minimalist furniture made of stainless steel or aluminum that gives the impression hi-tech," which is also registered as a member of Indonesian Association of Interior Designers (HDII). In Japanese homes will be very thick aura of simplicity, the problem was not a lot of furniture is placed deliberately designed and built-in. The selection of furniture is more to the function, not as a decoration. Form of cubes or even dominate the geometry of the box from the furniture to ornaments, ornament display wall.

One characteristic of Japanese-style dwelling is a repose tatami floor. Tatami is a kind of carpet or rather a thick mat made of woven straw. Usually placed in the dining room style Japanese. In Japan, homes are designed to suit the climate and culture there. "In the earthquake-prone countries like Japan, most homes built non permanen, so the wood and paper into the main material of Japan's house,".

Japanese home-style inspiration can be adapted to fit built in Indonesia. However, can not directly modeled as the original house in the country there. There are a few things to note, among others, climate and cultural issues. "Because, the Japanese had built a house there own rules and influenced the situation of the four seasons and the cultural community,". Therefore, if you want to adapt the building housing the Japanese style, must consider the climate, culture, and security in Indonesia. Japanese houses are generally used as a wall paper, windows, and limiting the room. "But, can not be used in Indonesia due to security issues. If the paper material, can be easily torn,". However, this paper material can be tricked using substitutes, such as the acrylic is used as a modification of the barrier wall of the Japanese-style house. "It could also be used as material typical Japanese house door in the form of a sliding door,".