Decoration of two minimalist Japanese apartments

Minimalist Decorating Ideas

As we have already explored, Japanese-style interior design is closely related to minimalism. In these two small apartments, the rooms are never crowded or cramped; Regardless of their size, air and energy, they can flow from one room to another comfortably and comfortably. Natural wood is another common element in Japanese design, and these two areas use wisely. The first apartment is a renovation, built by Sinato Architects team. The aim of the renewal was to create a more modern and more comfortable space for a married couple. The use of natural wood for the interior patio, as well as furniture and flooring, fits perfectly with Japanese aesthetics, giving the whole area a warm and comfortable glow. The second apartment is a renovation of a 75 square meter house in Australia. The renovation was made by Clare Cousins, whose goal was to create a warm and open house for a young family waiting for their first child. Because it is such a small space for two adults and one child, efforts have been made to minimize the sleeping area while maximizing the living space. This meant that each element should be really necessary and, if possible, each field had to have a variety of functions.